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Review: Saipan

Review: Saipan

Lisa Barros D’Sa and Glenn Leyburn direct a fine dramatisation of footballer Roy Keane’s acrimonious departure from Ireland’s 2002 World Cup squad  

23/01 | Göteborg 2026

Hanna Bergholm’s horror-thriller Nightborn to premiere in Berlin’s competition

Hanna Bergholm’s horror-thriller Nightborn to premiere in Berlin’s competition

Seidi Haarla and Rupert Grint star as a couple whose move to an isolated childhood home triggers a descent into paranoia  

22/01 | Production | Funding | Finland/Lithuania/France/UK

Rosebush Pruning prepares to lock horns at the Berlinale

Rosebush Pruning prepares to lock horns at the Berlinale

Brazilian-Algerian filmmaker Karim Aïnouz returns to the festival’s main competition with a sharp-edged satire dissecting privilege, patriarchy and familial decay  

22/01 | Production | Funding | Germany/Italy/UK/Spain

Grant Gee’s Everybody Digs Bill Evans to vie for the Berlinale's Golden Bear

Grant Gee’s Everybody Digs Bill Evans to vie for the Berlinale's Golden Bear

Adapted from Owen Martell’s book Intermission, the film revisits a defining moment in jazz history, when legendary pianist Bill Evans formed what would become his most celebrated trio  

22/01 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK

Laura Carreira • Director of On Falling

Interview: Laura Carreira • Director of On Falling

"There is immense power in being able to look at the world in a fresh way, and cinema does that"

Winner of the European Discovery – Prix FIPRESCI, the Portuguese director speaks about cinema as a social force  

21/01 | European Film Awards 2026

UK series Lord of the Flies to world-premiere at the Berlinale

UK series Lord of the Flies to world-premiere at the Berlinale

Penned by Adolescence creator Jack Thorne and helmed by Marc Munden, the four-part show is based on William Golding’s 1954 novel on the same name  

15/01 | Production | Funding | UK

Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

The zombie saga staggers on with this grisly yet thoughtful fourth offering, directed by Nia DaCosta  

13/01 | Films | Reviews | UK/USA

The UK and Ireland box office tops £1.07 billion in 2025, marking strongest post-pandemic year

The UK and Ireland box office tops £1.07 billion in 2025, marking strongest post-pandemic year

From franchise powerhouses to event cinema successes, last year confirmed renewed audience confidence across the big screen sector of the two countries  

09/01 | Box Office | UK/Ireland

Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman to star in Simon Stone’s StudioCanal-backed biopic Elsinore

Andrew Scott and Olivia Colman to star in Simon Stone’s StudioCanal-backed biopic Elsinore

The pic is based on the life of Scottish actor Ian Charleson, best known for his performance as Eric Liddell in Chariots of Fire  

17/12/2025 | Production | Funding | France/Italy/USA/UK

Review: Hijra

Review: Hijra

The second film by Shahad Ameen is a poignant road movie and a portrait of two generations of Saudi women  

16/12/2025 | Red Sea 2025

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