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The Be All and End All: Laughter and tears

The Alice in the City programme, aimed at children and youngsters, kicked off at the Rome Film Festival today with the first screening of British production The Be All and End All. The film is the...  

16/10/2009 | Rome Film Festival | Alice in the City/UK

Tim Roth an unorthodox owl-angel in Skellig

Rebellious, fallen, in love: there have been quite a few unorthodox angels in cinema. To that list we can now add Skellig (played by Tim Roth), the feathered creature of the title of British...  

16/10/2009 | Rome Film Festival | Alice in the City/UK

Productions fall but inward investment booms

UK production spend has fallen from £182.8 million in the first nine months of 2008 to £154.2 million in the comparative period this year. Co-productions fell from 18 to just eight in the same...  

16/10/2009 | Production | UK

Ridley Scott boards Red Riding

Veteran British director Ridley Scott has added another project to his already overflowing slate. He is slated to direct the film adaptation of the critically acclaimed Channel 4 miniseries Red...  

16/10/2009 | Production | UK

UK, Morocco foster film relations

The UK and Morocco have signed a treaty that is expected to boost co-production projects and strengthen collaboration between the two countries. UK filmmakers planning to work with Moroccan...  

14/10/2009 | Industry | UK

Raindance winners announced

Ben Wheatley’s Down Terrace has won Best UK Feature at the 17th Raindance Film Festival while Patxi Amézcua’s 25 Kilates (Spain) and David Lee Miller’s My Suicide (USA) shared the Best...  

12/10/2009 | Festivals | UK

Winterbottom, an Englishman in Genova

“Making the same film over a long period of time is boring,” says Michael Winterbottom, an Englishman at ease in every part of the world – the geography of his films has ranged from Yugoslavia...  

09/10/2009 | Films | UK

LFF unveils new Star of London awards, honours Hurt

The Times BFI 53rd London Film Festival (LFF) will present a dedicated awards ceremony on October 28 at which two new awards will be presented – the Best Film Award and Best British Newcomer – in...  

08/10/2009 | Festivals | UK

Afghan Star UK’s Oscar entry

The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has chosen Havana Marking’s Pashtu, Dari and English language documentary Afghan Star as the UK’s official entry in the Foreign Language Film...  

07/10/2009 | Oscars 2010 | UK

Perrin appointed head of Digital Funding Group

The Cinema Exhibitors’ Association (CEA) has announced the appointment of Steve Perrin as Chief Executive of the UK Digital Funding Group (DFG). Perrin, formerly Senior Vice President and Head of...  

06/10/2009 | Industry | UK

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