Tyrannosaur Tops British Independent Film Awards, Fassbender Wins Best ActorThe 14th British Independent Film Awards, created by Raindance in 1998 to celebrate and promote merit and achievement in ...

The 14th annual Moët British Independent Film Award were announced tonight at Old Billingsgate in London, England. Paddy Considine’s”Tyrannosaur” led the winners, taking best film, best ...

Writer-director Paddy Considine's debut film, Tyrannosaur, is a favorite of critics this year. It's generating Oscar buzz and has earned Sundance Festival awards for Considine's directing and the ...

Brit thesp Paddy Considine proved his chops as a director as his debut feature "Tyrannosaur" snapped up three laurels at the British Independent Film Awards on Sunday night in London.

Tyrannosaur, the startlingly assured and quite brilliant first feature film to be written and directed by the actor Paddy Considine, breaks this rule quickly.

Paddy Considine's wrenching character study "Tyrannosaur" has been named the year's best at the Moet British Independent Film Awards, which took place on Sunday night in London.

The new mid-size tyrannosaur, which lived about 86 million years ago, has been named Khankhuuluu mongoliensis – a name that translates to "Dragon Prince of Mongolia" in honor of where it was found.

A rare fossil discovery marks the first time a tyrannosaur’s stomach contents have been found, a new study says. The young apex predator was a cousin of T. rex.

A reexamination of fossils found in Mongolia has revealed a previously unknown “missing link” species that led to dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex.

Rather, it's because "Tyrannosaur" is a film buoyed by exquisite performances and a keen understanding from its first-time director of the power of the absence of dialog.

The fossilized stomach contents of a tyrannosaur have been found for the first time, revealing what the fearsome predator ate ...