Sigma Films
BAFTA Scotland Awards

Sigma Films

Section Title: BAFTA Scotland Awards
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Year	Nominated Work	Category	Result

1997	California Sunshine	Best Short Film	Nominated

2003	Young Adam	Best Film	Win

Best Director (David Mackenzie)	Win

Best Actor in a Scottish Film (Ewan McGregor)	Win

Best Actress in a Scottish Film (Tilda Swinton)	Win

2004	Dear Frankie	Best Director (Shona Auerbach)	Nominated

Best First Time Performance (Jack McElhone)	Nominated

2006	Red Road	Best Film	Win

Best Director (Andrea Arnold)	Win

Best Actor in a Scottish Film (Tony Curran)	Win

Best Actress in a Scottish Film (Kate Dickie)	Win

Best Screenplay (Andrea Arnold)	Win

2007	Hallam Foe	Best Film	Nominated

Best Screenplay	Nominated

Best Actor (Jamie Bell)	Nominated

Best Actress (Sophia Myles)	Win

2011	Donkeys	Best Feature Film	Win

Best Director (Morag McKinnon)	Nominated

Best Writer (Colin McLaren)	Nominated

Best Actor/Actress – Film (James Cosmo)	Win

Best Actor/Actress – Film (Brian Pettifer)	Nominated

Audience Award – Favourite Scottish Film	Nominated

Perfect Sense	Best Feature Film	Nominated

Best Director	Nominated

Audience Award – Favourite Scottish Film	Nominated

You Instead	Audience Award – Favourite Scottish Film	Nominated

I Love Luci	Best Short Film	Win

2012	Citadel	Best Feature Film	Nominated

2013	Starred Up	Best Feature Film	Win

Best Directing in Film or TV	Win

Best Actor – Film (Jack O'Connell)	Nominated

2015	The Legend of Barney Thomson	Best Feature Film	Win

Best Directing in Film or Television (Robert Carlyle)	Nominated

Best Actor – Film (Robert Carlyle)	Nominated

Best Actress – Film (Emma Thompson)	Win

Swung	Best Actress – Film (Elena Anaya)	Nominated

Best Actress – Film (Elizabeth McGovern)	Nominated

Dropping Off Michael	Best Short Film	Nominated

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At the 2011 BAFTA Scotland Awards, Donkeys won the Best Film category.

final_sentence: At the 2011 BAFTA Scotland Awards, Donkeys won the Best Film category.