BFI London Film Festival Awards Honor 'Imperium,' 'Concrete Land,' '9 Temples to Heaven'
The festival's top prizes go to three features while 'Aman' wins the short film competition.
Shortfundly Desk · London ·
The BFI London Film Festival has announced its 2026 award winners, with top honors going to 'Imperium,' 'Concrete Land,' and '9 Temples to Heaven' across the main competition categories. The jury recognized these features for their distinct cinematic achievements during the festival's closing ceremony.
In the short film competition, the award was presented to 'Aman,' highlighting the festival's continued commitment to showcasing emerging talent in shorter formats. The win places the film among a prestigious lineage of LFF short film honorees.
Special mentions were also awarded to 'Queer Edward II,' 'MASC,' and 'Daughters of the Late Colonel,' acknowledging standout work that caught the jury's attention. The awards conclude the 69th edition of the UK's largest public film event.
This brief draws on reporting from The Hollywood Reporter.
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