Movies
Arnold's movie, which follows a 15-year-old girl's turbulent relationship with her mother and her new boyfriend, has eight nods in total, including recognition for 'Best Director', 'Best British Independent Film', 'Best Actress' (Katie Jarvis), 'Best Supporting Actress' (Kierston Wareing) and 'Best Supporting Actor' (Michael Fassbender).
Science fiction film Moon is close behind on seven nominations, with helmer Jones up for 'Best Director' and the Douglas Hickox Award for a debut filmmaker.
An Education, In The Loop and forthcoming John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy all receive six nominations and will contest the 'Best British Independent Film' prize with Fish Tank and Moon.
Daniel Day-Lewis is to receive the coveted Richard Harris Award for 'Outstanding Contribution to British Film by an Actor'.
The ceremony will be hosted by James Nesbitt on Sunday, December 6 at The Brewery in London.
Movie Reviews
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At the Movies
John Williams's top 10 movie scoresAs John Williams celebrates his 80th birthday, we take a look at his 10 best movie scores.
Movies Interviews
Daniel Radcliffe talks 'Woman in Black'The actor talks to Digital Spy about his first post-Potter outing.
Box Office Charts
'Chronicle' leads UK box officeSuperhero drama Chronicle leads the UK box office ahead of Journey 2.
