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The Irish Film and Television Academy (IFTA) Awards are taking place at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre tonight with the RTÉ crime drama KIN and the psychological thriller Lies We Tell leading this year’s nominations.
The awards are hosted for the first time by Emmy-winning broadcaster Baz Ashmawy. Highlights of the IFTA Awards ceremony will be broadcast on RTÉ2 this Monday, 22 April, at 9:35pm.
RTÉ’s KIN, which follows the notorious Kinsella family, has received 11 drama nominations including Best Drama, as well as Lead Actor nominations for Francis Magee and Sam Keeley, and Lead Actress for Clare Dunne.
Magee and Keeley are up against some strong competition with Michael Smiley (Obituary), Éanna Hardwicke (The Sixth Commandment), Martin McCann (Blue Lights), and Daryl McCormack (The Woman in the Wall) also nominated. Dunne competes with Sharon Horgan (Best Interests), Niamh Algar (Malpractice), Elva Trill (Northern Lights), Siobhán Cullen (Obituary), and Caitriona Balfe (Outlander).
The Best Drama category showcases a wealth of homegrown talent with Blue Lights, Hidden Assets, Northern Lights, Obituary, and The Woman in the Wall also vying for the coveted award alongside KIN.
Over in the film categories, Lisa Mulcahy’s gothic Irish tale, Lies We Tell, has received 13 nominations including Best Film, Lead Actress for Agnes O’Casey, Lead Actor for David Wilmot, and Best Director for Mulcahy.
It will be a hotly contested battle for the Lead Actor award with Oscar winner Cillian Murphy (Oppenheimer), Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers), Barry Keoghan (Saltburn), Barry Ward (That They May Face the Rising Sun), and Pierce Brosnan (The Last Rifleman) also in the running alongside Wilmot.
The same goes for the Lead Actress category that sees O’Casey compete with Jessie Buckley (Fingernails), Eve Hewson (Flora and Son), Saoirse Ronan (Foe), Bríd Brennan (My Sailor, My Love), and Geraldine McAlinden (Verdigris).
Also nominated for Best Film are Ian Hunt-Duffy’s pharmaceutical horror-thriller Double Blind, John Carney’s Flora and Son, Andrew Legge’s quirky sci-fi fable LOLA, Pat Collins’ That They May Face the Rising Sun, and Patricia Kelly’s debut feature film, Verdigris.
This year’s Rising Star nominees are: Siobhán Cullen (Obituary), Kwaku Fortune (TWIG), director Ian Hunt-Duffy (Double Blind), Agnes O’Casey (Lies We Tell), and Alison Oliver (Saltburn).
Stephen Rea will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s ceremony. The award will be presented to the Oscar-nominated actor for his outstanding contribution to the Irish and international screen industry over a career that has spanned five decades.
Full list of IFTA 2024 nominees:
Film Categories
BEST FILM
Double Blind
Flora and Son
Lies We Tell
LOLA
That They May Face the Rising Sun
Verdigris
DIRECTOR – FILM
Double Blind – Ian Hunt-Duffy
Flora and Son – John Carney
Lies We Tell – Lisa Mulcahy
LOLA – Andrew Legge
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Pat Collins
Verdigris – Patricia Kelly
SCRIPT – FILM
Double Blind – Darach McGarrigle
Flora and Son – John Carney
Lies We Tell – Elisabeth Gooch
LOLA – Andrew Legge
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Éamon Little
Verdigris – Patricia Kelly
LEAD ACTOR – FILM
Andrew Scott – All of Us Strangers
David Wilmot – Lies We Tell
Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer
Barry Keoghan – Saltburn
Barry Ward – That They May Face the Rising Sun
Pierce Brosnan – The Last Rifleman
LEAD ACTRESS – FILM
Jessie Buckley – Fingernails
Eve Hewson – Flora and Son
Saoirse Ronan – Foe
Agnes O’Casey – Lies We Tell
Bríd Brennan – My Sailor, My Love
Geraldine McAlinden – Verdigris
SUPPORTING ACTOR – FILM
Paul Mescal – All of Us Strangers
Diarmuid Noyes – Double Blind
Chris Walley – Lies We Tell
Kenneth Branagh – Oppenheimer
Liam Carney – Sunlight
Lalor Roddy – That They May Face the Rising Sun
SUPPORTING ACTRESS – FILM
Bronagh Gallagher – Dance First
Catherine Walker – My Sailor, My Love
Alison Oliver – Saltburn
Ruth McCabe – That They May Face the Rising Sun
Agnes O’Casey – The Miracle Club
Maya O’Shea – Verdigris
DRAMA CATEGORIES
BEST DRAMA
Blue Lights
Hidden Assets
KIN
Northern Lights
Obituary
The Woman in the Wall
DIRECTOR – DRAMA
Happy Valley – Fergus O’Brien
KIN – Christine Molloy & Joe Lawlor
KIN – Kate Dolan
Northern Lights – Tom Hall
Obituary – John Hayes
The Gone – Hannah Quinn
SCRIPT – DRAMA
Blue Lights – Declan Lawn & Adam Patterson
Hidden Assets – Peter McKenna
KIN – Peter McKenna
Northern Lights – Stephen Jones
Obituary – Ray Lawlor
The Woman in the Wall – Joe Murtagh
LEAD ACTOR – DRAMA
Martin McCann – Blue Lights
Francis Magee – KIN
Sam Keeley – KIN
Michael Smiley – Obituary
Éanna Hardwicke – The Sixth Commandment
Daryl McCormack – The Woman in the Wall
LEAD ACTRESS – DRAMA
Sharon Horgan – Best Interests
Clare Dunne – KIN
Niamh Algar – Malpractice
Elva Trill – Northern Lights
Siobhán Cullen – Obituary
Caitriona Balfe – Outlander
SUPPORTING ACTOR – DRAMA
Richard Dormer – Blue Lights
Jared Harris – Foundation
Aaron Monaghan – Hidden Assets
Aidan Gillen – KIN
Emmett J. Scanlan – KIN
Simon Delaney – The Woman in the Wall
SUPPORTING ACTRESS – DRAMA
Niamh Algar – Culprits
Cathy Belton – Hidden Assets
Maria Doyle Kennedy – KIN
Danielle Galligan – Obituary
Fionnula Flanagan – Sisters
Hilda Fay – The Woman in the Wall
INTERNATIONAL FILM AWARD CATEGORIES
BEST INTERNATIONAL FILM
All of Us Strangers
Oppenheimer
Past Lives
Poor Things
Saltburn
The Holdovers
BEST INTERNATIONAL ACTOR
Ryan Gosling – Barbie
Leonardo DiCaprio – Killers of the Flower Moon
Bradley Cooper – Maestro
Mark Ruffalo – Poor Things
Willem Dafoe – Poor Things
Paul Giamatti – The Holdovers
BEST INTERNATIONAL ACTRESS
Margot Robbie – Barbie
Lily Gladstone – Killers of the Flower Moon
Carey Mulligan – Maestro
Annette Bening – Nyad
Greta Lee – Past Lives
Emma Stone – Poor Things
OTHER AWARD CATEGORIES
GEORGE MORRISON FEATURE DOCUMENTARY
In the Shadow of Beirut
Joan Baez: I Am a Noise
Notes from Sheepland
Stolen
The Days of Trees
The Deepest Breath
LIVE-ACTION SHORT FILM
Calf
Mud Queen
Sound & Colour
The Golden West
Two for the Road
Waiting Day
ANIMATED SHORT FILM
Nana Dee
The Small Makings of a Storm
The Presenter
Wind & The Shadow
CRAFT CATEGORIES
CINEMATOGRAPHY
Double Blind – Narayan Van Maele
KIN – JJ Rolfe
Lies We Tell – Eleanor Bowman
Poor Things – Robbie Ryan
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Richard Kendrick
COSTUME DESIGN
Double Blind – Gwen Jeffares Hourie
Lies We Tell – Joanne O’Brien
LOLA – Lara Campbell
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Louise Stanton
The Pope’s Exorcist – Lorna Marie Mugan
PRODUCTION DESIGN
A Haunting in Venice – John Paul Kelly
Double Blind – Steve Kingston
Lies We Tell – Caroline Hill
LOLA – Ferdia Murphy
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Padraig O’Neill
HAIR & MAKE-UP
Double Blind – Jennia Readman, Madonna Bambino
Flora and Son – Lyndsey Herron, Barbara Conway
Lies We Tell – Helen O’Connor, Aitana Silvana
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Sandra Dunne, Edwina Kelly
The Pope’s Exorcist – Orla Carroll, Lynn Johnston
SOUND
Barbie – Nina Rice
Double Blind – Brendan Rehill, Rob Moore, Peter Blayney
Evil Dead Rise – Garret Farrell, Peter Albrechtsen, Myk Farmer
Lies We Tell – Aza Hand, Damien Lynch, Peter Nicell
Saltburn – Nina Rice, Nina Hartstone, Adam Scrivener
ORIGINAL MUSIC
Double Blind – Die Hexen
Flora and Son – Gary Clark, John Carney
Lies We Tell – Aza Hand
LOLA – Neil Hannon
That They May Face the Rising Sun – Irene Buckley, Linda Buckley
EDITING
Double Blind – Colin Campbell
Lies We Tell – Weronika Kaminska
LOLA – Colin Campbell
Still: A Michael J Fox Movie – Michael Harte
The Last Rifleman – John Walters
VFX
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves – Kev Cahill, Diana Giogiutti
Evil Dead Rise – Liam Neville, Declan Boyle
Paradise – Niall McEvoy, Liam Neville
The Nevers – Ed Bruce, Andrew Barry
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