The British Independent Film Awards took place on November 30. This year’s award categories were dominated by Harry Lighton’s romance movie Pillion. Besides, other works like Warfare, Wasteman, A Want In Her, Die My Love, and more films bagged awards across different categories of British Independent Film Awards.The British Independent Film Awards debuted in 1998. It was established to honor the finest in independently funded British films. From filmmakers like Andrea Arnold and Steve McQueen to actresses like Olivia Colman and Daniel Kaluuya, the awards have many times recognized promising newcomers. Many of these people go on to gain global recognition.Pillion, Warfare, and more films won across different categories at British Independent Film AwardsHere’s the complete rundown of winners at the British Independent Film Awards:Best British Independent FilmPillionBest British Short FilmMagid / ZafarBest CastingLauren Evans, I SwearBest CinematographySeamus McGarvey, Die My LoveBest Costume DesignGrace Snell, PillionBest Debut ScreenwriterHarry Lighton, PillionBest Debut DirectorCal McMau, WastemanBest Debut Director – Feature DocumentaryMyrid Carten, A Want in HerBest DirectorAkinola Davies Jr., My Father’s ShadowBest EditingFin Oates, WarfareBest EffectsSimon Stanley-Clamp and Ryan Conder, WarfareBest Ensemble PerformanceJoseph Quinn, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter, Cosmo Jarvis, Finn Bennett, Charles Melton, and Kit Connor, WarfareBest Feature DocumentaryA Want in HerBest International Independent FilmSentimental ValueBest Joint LeadTom Basden and Tim Key, The Ballad of Wallis IslandBest Lead PerformanceRobert Aramayo, I SwearBest Breakthrough PerformancePosy Sterling, LollipopBest Breakthrough ProducerDhiraj Mahey, IshBest Make-Up and Hair DesignDiandra Ferreira, PillionBest Music SupervisionRaife Burchell and Ian Neil, Die My LoveBest Original MusicTom Basden and Adem Ilhan, The Ballad of Wallis IslandBest Production DesignNathan Parker, HarvestBest ScreenplayTom Basden and Tim Key, The Ballad of Wallis IslandBest SoundGlenn Freemantle, Mitch Low, Howard Bargroff, Ben Barker and Richard Spooner, WarfareBest Supporting PerformanceJay Lycurgo, SteveThe Raindance Maverick AwardMyrid Carten, A Want in HerSpecial Jury PrizeWarp FilmsBIFA Cinema of the Year AwardThe Magic Lantern Cinema in TywynRichard Harris Award for Outstanding Contribution by an Actor to British FilmEmily WatsonThis year’s BIFAs were held at the Roundhouse in London.Also read: How many Oscars does Jodie Foster have? Actress admits she wouldn’t have "chosen" acting, calls it a "cruel job"