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European Discovery | 2008 | Steve
Best of the Fests | 2008 | Steve
Best Actor International Competition | 2010 | Michael
Top Ten of the Year Audience Award | 2010 | Steve
Best Actor International Competition For and | 2010 | Michael
Top Ten of the Year International Competition | 2010 | Steve
Best Cinematography International Competition | 2010 | Sean
Best Film | 2009 | Laura
Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Film | 2009 | Liam
Best Actor in a Lead Role in a Film | 2009 | Michael
Best Film | 2009 | Steve
Best First Feature | 2009 | Steve
Best First Film | 2009 | Steve
International Competition | 2009 | Steve
2009 | Sean
Best Foreign Film | 2009
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Michael
Un Certain Regard | 2008 | Steve
Best Feature | 2008 | Steve
2008 | Michael
2008 | Steve
Best Actor | 2008 | Michael
Best Feature | 2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
Best Actor | 2008 | Michael
2008 | Steve
2009 | Laura
Cinema for Peace Award for the Most Valuable Film of the Year | 2009 | Steve
Most Valuable Film of the Year | 2009 | Steve
Best Editing | 2009 | Joe
Best Cinematography | 2009 | Sean
Best Picture | 2009
Best Director | 2009 | Steve
Best Actor | 2009 | Michael
Best Script for Film | 2009 | Enda
Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Film | 2009 | Stuart
Best British Film | 2009
Best Technical Achievement | 2009 | Joe
Best Actor | 2009 | Michael
2009 | Steve
British Director of the Year | 2009 | Steve
British Supporting Actor of the Year | 2009 | Liam
British Film of the Year | 2009
Best Foreign Film | 2009 | Steve
Best Actor | 2009 | Michael
Best Breakthrough Filmmaker | 2009 | Steve
Best First Feature | 2009 | Steve
2008 | Steve
Best First Feature | 2008 | Steve
Most Promising Filmmaker | 2008 | Steve
2008 | Steve
Best Film | 2008 | Steve
Best British Independent Film | 2008
Best Supporting Actor | 2008 | Liam
Best Director | 2008 | Steve
Best First Feature | 2008
Box Office Collection 2,724,474 USD
Hunger is known for its unbroken 17 minute 10 second continuous shot, in which Catholic priest Father Dominic Moran tries to talk Bobby Sands out of the Hunger Strike he and his fellow 75 IRA members plan to start. The camera remains in the same position throughout the scene. To prepare, Liam Cunningham moved into Michael Fassbender's apartment, and they rehearsed the scene 12-15 times per day. On the first day of filming, the actors got it perfect after 4 takes.
Michael Fassbender had to go on a medically monitored crash diet to portray Bobby Sands.
The medical attendant with a mustache who takes care of Bobby Sands in the hospital has 'UDA' tattooed on his left hand. UDA stands for Ulster Defence Association, a loyalist paramilitary organization.
Bobby Sands first appears on screen 26 minutes into the film.
First theatrical film directed by Steve McQueen.
"Bobby Sands: I have my belief, and in all its simplicity that is the most powerful thing."
"Father Dominic Moran: I want to know whether your intent is just purely to commit suicide here. Bobby Sands: You want me to argue about the morality of what I'm about to do and whether it's really suicide or not? For one, you're calling it suicide. I call it murder. And that's just another wee difference between us two. We're both Catholic men, both Republicans. But while you were poaching salmon in beautiful Kilrea, we were being burnt out of our house in Rathcoole. Similar in many ways, Dom, but life and experiences focused our beliefs differently. You understand me?"
