“Appaloosa” was named Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay at The 24th Boston Film Festival, announced by Robin Dawson, executive and creative director.

The following is a list of this year’s ten award recipients:

Best Documentary: “Neshoba,”
Co-Directors Micki Dickoff, Tony Pagano

Mass Impact: “A Soviet Story,”
Director Edvin Snors

Best Short: “The Confession”

Best Actor: Greg Kinnear, “Flash of Genius”

Best Actress: Jacqueline Bisset, “Death In Love”

Best Screenplay Adaptation: “Appaloosa,” Screenwriters: Ed Harris, Robert Knott

Best Film: “Appaloosa”

Creative Visionary: Director and writer Charlie Levi, “Childless”

Best Director: Boaz Yakin, “Death In Love”

Best International Filmmaker: Jamil Rostami
Producer/Director of “Jani Gal”

Audience Favorite: Clear Lake, WI

This year’s BFF sponsors are: A&E Indie Films, NBC Universal, Bravo, Liberty Hotel, American Airlines, Lindor Truffles, and Sundance Channel.

Best Actor: Michael Madsen for "Strength and Honour"

Best Actress: Alicja Bachleda for "Trade"

Mass Impact Award: "Trade"

Best Comedic Actor: Dane Cook for "Good Luck Chuck"

Best New Director/Filmmaker: Alison Eastwood for "Rails & Ties"

World Visionary Award: Mr. Nassiri for "Love Sees No Color"

Best Documentary(tie):"Calvin and SweetPea"
Director: Jon Fletcher
and "Lost and Found in Mexico"
Director: Caren Cross

Best Cinematography: "The Poet"
Director: Damien Lee

Audience Choice: "Who Ordered Tax"
Director: Kevin Bright

Best Short: "The Art of Stalking"
Director: Amitabh Klemm

Best Film: "Strength and Honour"
Director Mark Mahon

The Sundance Channel Environmental Cinematic Leadership Award: "The Price of Sugar"
Director: Bill Haney and Narrator, Paul Newman