This year's Jameson Dublin Film Festival is drawing to a close this evening. Audiences are currently watching the ever-popular Surprise Film in the Savoy - named on Twitter as Good Kill, which stars as Ethan Hawke as a drone pilot - and Julie Andrews will be at the cinema later this evening for a gala screening of The Sound of Music to close out JDIFF 2015.

While we'll have to wait a little longer to find out the audience's choice for their favourite film, last night the Dublin Film Critics' Circle named their best films from this year's festival. 

The big Irish winners were Gerard Barrett's drama Glassland - starring Jack Reynor and Toni Collette - and cinematographer Piers McGrail for his work on Let Us Prey, Glassland and The Canal.

In the international selection, The Tribe - a film told entirely through sign language  - won best film, with A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Contemplating Existence, 10,000 KM, Tu Dors Nicole and Eden singled out for Special Jury prizes.

You can see a full list of winners below:

Best Film – The Tribe

Best Documentary – Cobain: Montage of Heck

Best Irish Film – Glassland

Best Irish Documentary – Fortune’s Wheel

Best Actor – Cliff Curtis, The Dark Horse

Best Actress – Nina Hoss, Phoenix

Best Director – Ruben Östlund, Force Majeure

Best Screenplay – Yuri Bykov, The Fool

Best Cinematography – Lyle Vincent, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night

Best Debut – Chaitanya Tamhane, Court

Special Jury Prizes – Eden, A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Contemplating Existence, Tu Dors Nicole, 10,000 KM

Michael Dwyer Discovery Award – Piers McGrail, cinematographer