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Screen Yorkshire announces £15 million content fund

British regional screen agency Screen Yorkshire has announced a £15 million fund for the film, television, games and digital sector within the Yorkshire and Humber areas. The Yorkshire Content...  

06/02/2012 | Funding | UK

The Artist, Tinker Tailor win Attenboroughs

The Artist and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy continued their golden awards run at the sixth annual Richard Attenborough UK Regional Film Awards. The Artist won Film Of The Year and Filmmaker for...  

03/02/2012 | Awards | UK

Creative England announces first round of funding awards

Creative England has awarded 39 projects a total of £465,972 in its first round of Film Culture funding. Major awards include £40,000 to Sheffield’s popular Doc/Fest; £26,799 to The Rural Media...  

01/02/2012 | Funding | UK

Lights goes up in Rotterdam

The British film When the Lights Went Out (pictured) is again proof that genre films are not necessarily an obstacle for a festival premiere. Directed by Pat Holden, the film dramatizes a famous...  

01/02/2012 | IFFR 2012 | UK

British box office, inward investment up, production down

New figures released by the British Film Institute’s (BFI) Research and Statistics Unit reveal that audiences for British independent films have increased with the sector accounting for 13.5% of...  

31/01/2012 | Industry | UK

John Hurt to receive BAFTA honour

British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will honour veteran actor John Hurt with the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award at the British Academy Film Awards ceremony on...  

27/01/2012 | Awards | UK

The Iron Lady, mamma mia!

Think of Margaret Thatcher and you will remember Bobby Sands' death following his hunger strike in LongKesh in 1981, the shutting down of the mines and the all-out strike which was so harshly...  

25/01/2012 | Films | UK

BFI backs 20 features with £13 million

The British Film Institute’s (BFI) Film Fund has awarded 20 independent features more than £13.2 million in funding since assuming charge as the country’s apex film body on April 1, 2011. Mike...  

25/01/2012 | Funding | UK

McAvoy, Bell, Broadbent wallow in Filth

Writer/Director Jon S. Baird (Cass) has commenced principal photography in Glasgow for Filth, based on the best-selling novel by Irvine Welsh (Trainspotting). The film will also shoot at other...  

23/01/2012 | Production | UK

The Artist wows London Critics

It was another awards night but the winner was inevitably the same as Michel Hazanavicius’ The Artist continued its triumphant awards run at the 32nd London Film Critics Circle Awards. It won Film...  

20/01/2012 | Awards | UK

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