Alicia Eyo, from Emmerdale with Don Gilet, of Holby City
The Black International Film Festival (BIFF) diamond edition took place in Birmingham and the glittering award was welled attended by black celebrities in the UK. The week long event started on the 26th of October and ended on November 1, 2014.
The award was hosted by Legendary actor Rudolph Walker with comedian and TV presenter Angie Le Mar at the Birmingham’s International Convention Centre. The event was graced by over 800 guests who mingled with the stars of Britain’s best-loved TV soaps, dramas and documentaries.
Best actor award goes to Rudulph Walker, presented by Crystal Yu and Chucky VennBest actress Georgina Campbell for her role in Murdered by my BoyfriendSpecial achievement award goes to the cast of DoctorsSinging for BirminghamLloyd Blake (left) with Beverly Lindsay, OD, OBE, and Sir Albert Bore, Leader of Birmingham City CouncilJimmy Akingbola with Lorna LaidlawEntertainer Brenda EdwardsDon Gilet celebrates Holby City winning best long running drama awardCasualty actors Tony Marshall and Suzanne PackerBest TV presenter Charlene White, who fronts ITV London NewsBest emerging talent Modupe Adeyeye of HollyoaksBest comedy performance Jimmy Akingbola for his role in Rev
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