The stars hit the red carpet for the 17th Moet British Independent Film Awards in London last night. Pride was the big winner on the night, scooping three awards, while Yann Demange was named best director for '71. Read about all the winners here
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British Independent Film Awards 2014 in pictures
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An epic work of art Alessandro Nivola on Brady Corbet and The Brutalist
Wild card Emile Hirsch on playing poker, suffering for his art and Dead Money
Life in full colour Fawzia Mirza on intergenerational connection, Bollywood, queerness and The Queen Of My Dreams
By book and by crook Sophie Deraspe on bringing Shepherds to the big screen
'It's the story of my family and their coming here' Arshile Egoyan on drawing on his mum's childhood for Before They Joined Us
Marriage of creativity Husband and wife Deepak Rauniyar and Asha Magrati on their latest collaboration Pooja, Sir
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