UK (The article continues below - Commercial information) 3786 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 14/11/2025. previous page: 1 2 3 ... 254 255 [256] 257 258 ... 377 378 379 next Cronenberg adopts A Dangerous MethodDirector David Cronenberg will begin shooting his next film A Dangerous Method across German, Swiss and Austrian locations in May. In trademark Cronenberg style, the film is set to be a dark tale... 28/04/2010 | Production | UKBelfast honours awardees with SinkThe Belfast Film Festival marked its 10th anniversary by launching the first ever Belfast Sink Awards. Local ceramicist Steven Farnan was commissioned to produce a piece of ceramic art based on... 28/04/2010 | Festivals | UKBFI celebrates Agnès VardaThe British Film Institute (BFI) is celebrating the work of Agnès Varda, popularly known as the “Godmother of the New Wave”, by programming a near-complete retrospective of her films (April 30-May... 21/04/2010 | Events | UKHeights, Kevin, Chalet awarded UKFC production fundsThe UK Film Council (UKFC) has revealed its last round of funding awards made prior to its new £15 million fund kicking off. Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights for Ecosse Films has received... 20/04/2010 | Funding | UKI Am Love, 4321 get UKFC P&A fundsThe UK Film Council (UKFC) has awarded Metrodome Distribution £110,900 for Luca Guadagnino’s I Am Love, to widen distribution to 52 sites and boost publicity and advertising. The Works UK received... 20/04/2010 | Distribution | UKBibliothèque Pascal Prostitution is filtered through the fantastical mind of an Eastern European woman in Szabolcs Hajdu’s fourth feature 20/04/2010 | Films | ReviewsAnother Year another Cannes for Mike LeighThe announcement of the Cannes 2010 programme saw a solid if not spectacular British presence on the fabled Croisette, with eight films with UK involvement part of the line-up. Leading the way is... 16/04/2010 | Cannes 2010 | UKSony boards Made in DagenhamSony Picture Classics has acquired Spain, US, Latin America and Japan rights for British director Nigel Cole’s Made in Dagenham. Cole is somewhat of a specialist on women’s rights films, having... 14/04/2010 | Market | UKIndustry welcomes Bill, but detractors cavilThe British film industry has welcomed the Digital Economy Bill that became law last week. Phil Clapp of the Cinema Exhibitors’ Association’s said, “I join others representing the interests of... 12/04/2010 | Industry | UKControversial anti-piracy bill becomes lawThe infamous Digital Economy Bill has become law after it was approved in the House of Commons by a majority of 142 and passed in the House of Lords. Under the terms of the Bill, media regulatory... 09/04/2010 | Industry | UK previous page: 1 2 3 ... 254 255 [256] 257 258 ... 377 378 379 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)