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Summer time at Scottish BAFTAs

In a lean year for Scottish cinema, Kenny Gleenan’s Summer, starring Scottish icon Robert Carlyle, won Best Film and Best Director at the annual BAFTA Scotland awards. The film beat off challenges...  

10/11/2008 | Awards | UK

BRITDOC partners with Sheffield

The 15th annual Sheffield Doc/Fest kicked off with the announcement of a new strategic partnership with BRITDOC, the festival run by the Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation. BRITDOC has cancelled its...  

06/11/2008 | Festivals | UK

Poliakoff returns to 1939

BAFTA winning director Stephen Poliakoff has commenced principal photography on his thriller 1939, set in the lead-up to WWII. The film marks his return to the big screen after a gap of a decade...  

05/11/2008 | Production | UK

Bond shatters weekend record

The success story of the world’s best loved British spy continued with the new James Bond film Quantum of Solace obliterating the all time UK three-day opening weekend collections record. The film...  

03/11/2008 | Box Office | UK

Tulpan wins London accolade

The Times BFI London Film Festival (LFF) closed with a rapturously received screening of Danny Boyle’s kinetically charged paean to MumbaiSlumdog Millionaire, but it was Sergey Dvortsevoy’s Tulpan...  

31/10/2008 | Festivals | UK

RocknRolla screens without Ritchie

One of the last Special Screenings at this year’s Rome Film Festival is Guy Ritchie’s gangster saga RocknRolla. The film looks at the changing mafia milieu in the British capital, where people...  

30/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | UK

Bounty time for Broadbent, Murphy, Gleeson

Irish actors Cillian Murphy and Brendan Gleeson will star alongside British actor Jim Broadbent in Perrier’s Bounty. Ian Fitzgibbon (A Film With Me In It) will direct Mark O’Rowe’s (Boy A,...  

30/10/2008 | Production | Ireland/UK

Hunger, In Bruges lead BIFA nominations

Hunger and In Bruges have been honoured with seven nominations each at the 11th annual British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs) and will vie for the title of Best Independent British Film of the...  

29/10/2008 | Awards | UK

Easy Virtue a very British and always current remake

One of the paradoxes at the current Rome Film Festival is that the event’s most British film is directed by an Australian, Stephan Elliott (Priscilla: Queen of the Desert). His latest film, Easy...  

27/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | UK

Two period films from the UK

"It is an intimate confession, not typical for Hemingway. I was lucky to have been able to film it,” said British director John Irvin, who adapted The Garden of Eden – a Special Event at the Rome...  

27/10/2008 | Rome Film Festival | UK

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