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3930 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 02/10/2026.

Be All wins Monte Carlo

Bruce Webb’s comedy The Be All and End All has won Best First Film at the Monte Carlo Comedy Film Festival. The jury cited teen actors Josh Bolt (Nowhere Boy) and Eugene Byrne, who made their...  

09/12/2009 | Awards | UK

Moon wins top prize at BIFAs

Duncan Jones’ Moon was adjudged Best British Independent Film at the 12th annual British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs). BIFA co-directors Johanna von Fischer and Tessa Collinson said, “No single...  

07/12/2009 | Awards | UK

Miller adapts Slow Down Arthur

After Steve McQueen (Hunger) and Sam Taylor-Wood (Nowhere Boy), it is the turn of yet another British artist to make the leap into film. Artist/author Harland Miller is adapting his acclaimed...  

02/12/2009 | Production | UK

UKFC climbs Film Tree

The UK Film Council (UKFC) has joined hands with partnership agency Film Tree, to develop advertiser-funded film production in the UK. Film Tree will be a bridge between film producers and...  

02/12/2009 | Industry | UK

Jesus comes to England, builds church, learns maths

And Did Those Feet, a new documentary being launched at the British Film Institute today, claims that Jesus travelled extensively in England, built a church in Glastonbury and learnt mathematics...  

27/11/2009 | Releases | UK

Gandhi returns to India to build Taj Mahal

British actor Sir Ben Kingsley, best known for his Academy Award winning portrayal of Gandhi in Richard Attenborough’s biopic, is all set to return to India. In the £15-18 million budget Taj,...  

26/11/2009 | Production | UK

Watson boards Oranges & Sunshine

British actress Emily Watson has joined Hugo Weaving and David Wenham in the cast of Jim Loach’s debut feature Oranges & Sunshine. Loach is a veteran of British television and will direct from...  

25/11/2009 | Production | UK

Meadows foregoes serious subjects to go on tour with Le Donk

UK director Shane Meadows has taken a break from his “normal” projects to make Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee, a mockumentary reminiscent of jokes between friends, which has just been presented at the...  

23/11/2009 | Films | UK

Welsh fancy A Bit of Tom Jones?

The £100,000 comedy A Bit of Tom Jones?, written and directed by former BBC producer Peter Watkins-Hughes, was pitted against Hollywood blockbusters 2012 and A Christmas Carol at Merthyr Tydfil’s...  

23/11/2009 | Releases | UK

Turin FF: Bomber a typically British “nightmare”

An 80-year-man talks to someone in close-up: “More than anything, we need courage to make decisions we’ve put off for a long, long time”. Thus begins the feature debut (after numerous shorts and...  

19/11/2009 | Films | UK

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