| Edinburgh was definitely the place to be this weekend for talented Brit debutants, with the International Film Festival's big prizes going to Duncan Jones' Moon and Katie Jarvis for her performance in Fish Tank. Jones' cracking low-budget sci-fi Moon won the Michael Powell Award for best new British feature, awarded by a five-strong panel including Joe Wright and Frank Langella. The prestigious gong was won last year by Somers Town. Katie Jarvis, the 18 year-old newcomer who took Cannes by storm, repeated the trick in Edinburgh. She collected the Best Performance for her role in urban-set drama Fish Tank. “This has been an amazing year for me in more ways than one," she enthused. "I was lucky enough to spend my 18th birthday in Edinburgh last week, where Fish Tank was shown, and this is such a great present." As well as the feature film categories, the EIFF recognised a host of international filmmakers in short and animated filmmaking. Click here for more on the festival or check out the full list of winners below... Michael Powell Award for Best New British Feature Film
Moon – Directed by Duncan Jones PPG Award for Best Performance in a British Feature Film
Katie Jarvis – Fish Tank Best New International Feature Award
Easier With Practice Standard Life Audience Award
The Secret Of Kells Best Documentary Award
Boris Ryzhy Skillset New Directors Award
Cary Joji Fukunaga The Rotten Tomatoes Critical Consensus Award
Humpday UK Film Council Award for Best British Short Film
After Tomorrow Best International Short Film Award
Princess Margaret Blvd. Scottish Short Documentary Award
Peter In Radioland McLaren Award for New British Animation
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