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3929 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 28/09/2026.

CineFile Welcome for Lioret

Scotland-based distributor CineFile has acquired French director Philippe Lioret’s Welcome at the Edinburgh International Film Festival for UK and Ireland distribution. The film won the Label...  

24/06/2009 | Distribution | UK/Ireland

High Point acquires Indian flavour

UK sales company High Point Media Group has inked a deal with Indian film company Pritish Nandy Communications (PNC) to sell their titles in Europe and internationally. The deal will begin with...  

22/06/2009 | Market | UK

UK Govt. targets 70% piracy reduction

The British Government aims to reduce piracy by 70% in the next year, according to Lord Carter’s long awaited final Digital Britain Report. The Government will henceforth treat intellectual...  

17/06/2009 | Industry | UK

Wright to head Michael Powell Jury at Edinburgh

British director Joe Wright will head this year’s Michael Powell Jury at the Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF). Joining him will be author Janet Street-Porter, USA Today film critic...  

16/06/2009 | Festivals | UK

Tim Bevan to take over as UKFC Chair

Tim Bevan, co-founder and co-chairman of Working Title Films, will take over from Stewart Till as the new Chair of the UK Film Council (UKFC) on July 30 for the next four years. Culture Secretary...  

16/06/2009 | Industry | UK

BBFC passes Antichrist uncut

The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) has passed Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist without any cuts. The film was classified ‘18’ for strong real sex, bloody violence and self-mutilation. The...  

15/06/2009 | Releases | UK

Artificial Eye aims for uncut Antichrist release

Distributor Artificial Eye, who picked up Lars von Trier’s controversial Antichrist during Cannes, is hoping to release the film uncut across the UK and Ireland. Charlotte Gainsbourg won Best...  

10/06/2009 | Distribution | UK/Ireland

McQueen’s Giardini shows at Venice Biennale

Turner-prize winning British artist and multiple award-winning filmmaker Steve McQueen is ready with his next film after Hunger, Giardini. The 40-minute film will screen out of season in the...  

09/06/2009 | Production | UK

Jones jumps Deep from the Moon

British director Duncan Jones has plunged from the heights of sci-fi thriller Moon to the bottom of the Pacific with Escape From the Deep, based on UK author Alex Kershaw’s eponymous book. The...  

04/06/2009 | Industry | UK

Winterbottom as busy as ever

Prolific and seemingly tireless British director Michael Winterbottom is busy with a raft of new projects. After finishing the documentary The Shock Doctrine, based on Naomi Klein’s...  

03/06/2009 | Production | UK

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