BFI与香奈儿电影人奖2026年得主公布：四位英国新锐电影人各获2万英镑
伦敦——英国电影学会（BFI）10 月 14 日在伦敦克拉里奇酒店举行的活动上公布 2026 年 BFI 与香奈儿（CHANEL）电影人奖得主：四位英国新锐电影人获奖，每人获得 2 万英镑资助。该奖全名为「BFI 与香奈儿电影人奖：致敬创意胆识」（Filmmaker Awards: Celebrating Creative Audacity），由香奈儿自 2022 年起与 BFI 合作设立，本届为第五届。
本届评审团由演员杰西·巴克利（Jessie Buckley）与格温多琳·克里斯蒂（Gwendoline Christie）新加入，与 EE72 联合创始人兼首席创意官爱德华·恩宁福（Edward Enninful）、Le Cinéma Club 创始人玛丽-路易丝·孔吉（Marie-Louise Khondji）及 BFI 首席执行官本·罗伯茨（Ben Roberts）共同组成。得主从八人候选名单中选出，资格为英国居民、已有一至两部长片或 XR／沉浸式作品在英国发行或在主要影展展映的制片人、编剧或导演。
四位得主及获奖作品为：导演、制片人兼摄影师里奇·费尔盖特（Rich Felgate），作品《We, The Hated》记录英国气候抗议运动 Just Stop Oil，评审团评语称其「紧迫而勇敢」；导演兼编剧奥利芙·恩沃苏（Olive Nwosu），其长片首作《Lady》以尼日利亚拉各斯为背景，曾入围 2026 年圣丹斯电影节世界电影剧情片竞赛单元并获演员集体表演特别评审团奖、后又入选柏林影展全景单元；导演、联合编剧兼作曲伊姆兰·佩雷塔（Imran Perretta），作品《Ish》2025 年在威尼斯影展影评人周单元世界首映并获观众奖，该片由他与恩达·沃尔什（Enda Walsh）联合编剧、取材于他成长中遭遇种族定性的亲身经历；导演兼编剧雷切尔·塔帕尔詹（Rachel Taparjan），其首部长篇纪录片《Something Familiar》以寻找家人为线索探讨身份、继承与代际创伤。
影片后续安排方面，《We, The Hated》将于 11 月 2 日起在英国部分影院上映（10 月 27 日起预映）；《Lady》定于 2027 年春季在英国上映；《Ish》已可在 BFI Player 观看；《Something Familiar》发行细节待公布。
评审团成员巴克利表示，参与评审「纯粹是一种享受」，并称自己「被英国人才的实力所激励」；克里斯蒂表示，本届候选实力强劲，评审团「无法只选出三位得主」。BFI 首席执行官罗伯茨说，希望该奖能让得主们「有空间和自由，在职业生涯的下一步继续冒险、保持胆识」。
Winners Announced for the 2026 BFI & CHANEL Filmmaker Awards: Four Emerging UK Filmmakers Each Receive £20,000
London — The British Film Institute (BFI) announced the winners of the 2026 BFI & CHANEL Filmmaker Awards at an event at Claridge's in London on October 14. Four emerging UK filmmakers were selected, each receiving financial support of £20,000. The awards, formally titled the BFI & CHANEL Filmmaker Awards: Celebrating Creative Audacity, have been presented in partnership with Chanel since 2022 and are now in their fifth year.
This year's jury combined new members Jessie Buckley and Gwendoline Christie with Edward Enninful OBE, co-founder and chief creative officer of EE72, Marie-Louise Khondji, founder of Le Cinéma Club, and BFI chief executive Ben Roberts. The winners were chosen from a shortlist of eight filmmakers; eligible applicants were UK residents — producers, writers, directors or writer-directors
— with one or two features or XR/immersive works released in the UK or presented at a leading festival.
The four winners are: director, producer and cinematographer Rich Felgate, whose We, The Hated follows the UK climate protest movement Just Stop Oil and was described by the jury as "urgent and brave"; director and writer Olive Nwosu, whose feature debut Lady, set in Lagos, Nigeria, premiered in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the special jury award for an acting ensemble, and also screened in Berlin's Panorama section; director, co-writer and composer Imran Perretta, whose Ish had its world premiere in the Critics' Week section at Venice in 2025, winning the audience award — the film, co-written with Enda Walsh, draws on his own experiences of racial profiling growing up; and director and writer Rachel Taparjan, whose first feature documentary Something Familiar follows a search for family that opens onto identity, inheritance and generational trauma.
On release plans, We, The Hated opens in selected UK cinemas on November 2, 2026, following previews on October 27; Lady will be released in the UK in spring 2027; Ish is available on BFI Player; and release details for Something Familiar are yet to be announced.
Jury member Buckley said taking part had been "such a joy" and that she was "inspired by the strength of talent in the UK," while Christie said the field was so strong that the jury "couldn't just select three winners." BFI chief executive Ben Roberts said the institute hoped the award would offer the winners "the space and freedom to continue to take risks and be audacious in the next steps of their careers."
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图片来源：图：伦敦克拉里奇酒店布鲁克街入口，本届 BFI 与香奈儿电影人奖活动在此举行。照片：CVB，CC BY-SA 4.0，经 Wikimedia Commons。Photo: Claridge's hotel on Brook Street, London, venue of the 2026 BFI & CHANEL Filmmaker Awards event. Photo by CVB, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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