HARDY HISTORIES
Awards and Recognitions
Throughout Justin's successful career he has amassed an archive of awards and recognitions. From festival selections and wins, to National Television awards, to BAFTA wins and Emmy nominations, Justin's work at Hardy pictures has always remained of distinguishable quality.
2024
Children of the Wicker Man
Winner, Best of the Fest
North East International Film Festival
Winner, Best Documentary
Vortex Film Festival
Winner, Special Achievement Award
Grimmfest
Winning Entry
Cine-Excess
Official Selection at 15+ festivals across Europe, Africa, Asia, and North and South America
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2016
The Green Park
Winner, Best Feature Documentary
London Independent Film Festival
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Official Selection
Toronto Jewish Film Festival
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Official Selection
UK Jewish Film Festival
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2015
Captain Webb
Nominated, Best Feature Film
National Film Awards
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2014
37 Days, BBC
Nominated, Best Drama Series
Royal Television Society
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2013
Love Me Till Monday
Nominated, Best Feature Film: Newcomer
BFI London Film Festival
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2010
Spanish Flu: The Forgotten Fallen, BBC
Nominated, Best Actor
BAFTA (Sc)
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2009
1066: The Battle for Middle Earth, Channel 4
Nominated, Best History Film
Royal Television Society
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Nominated, Best Online Game
BAFTA
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2008
Relief of Belsen, Channel 4
Winner, Best Single Drama
The Broadcast Awards
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Nominated, Best Specialist Factual
BAFTA
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Nominated, Best Factual Drama
The Grierson Awards
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City of Vice, Channel 4
Winner, The Judges Award
Royal Television Society
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Winner, Best Online Game
BAFTA
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Nominated, Best Drama
The Writer's Guild
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2007
A Harlot's Progress, Channel 4
Nominated, Best Costume Design
Nominated, Best Make-up
BAFTA
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2005
Trafalgar: Battle Surgeon, Channel 4
Winner, Best History Film
Royal Television Society
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2004
Dragons: A Fantasy Made Real, The Discovery Channel
Nominated, Best Animated Film
Nominated, Best Visual Effects
Primetime EMMY Awards
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2003
Invitation to A Hanging, Channel 4
Winner, Best History Film
Royal Television Society
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2001
The Great Plague, Channel 4
Winner, Best History Film
Royal Television Society
