All UK/Ireland articles – Page 487
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News‘A Billion Colour Story’ triumphs at London Indian Film Festival
Drama takes top prize at 8th edition of festival.
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NewsFrightFest 2017 to open with 'Cult Of Chucky' starring Jennifer Tilly
Horror festival’s 18th edition to close with Tyler McIntyre’s Tragedy Girls.
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News'Spider-Man: Homecoming' swings to top of UK buzz chart
Marvel reboot dominated this week’s social media buzz ahead of its release.
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News'The Square' UK release date delayed
Director Ruben Östlund making edits to Palme d’Or-winning film.
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NewsHoot Comedy execs launch UK production outfit Bad Owl Films
EXCLUSIVE: Company reveals debut slate of comedy, horror projects.
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NewsFox takeover of Sky stalls
Culutre secretary Karen Bradley refers bid to competition authorities.
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News'Breathe' to open London Film Festival
Andy Serkis’s directorial debut is one of STXinternational’s first UK releases.
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NewsOrganic PR agency opens Manchester office
Account manager Chris Boyd will lead Organic’s northern business.
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NewsBFI launches £20m plan to tackle UK skills shortage
Industry heavyweights back 10-point initiative to boost UK crews.
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NewsOlivia Cooke to star in 'Vanity Fair' adaptation for ITV, Amazon
Mammoth Screen to produce seven-part series.
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NewsAbi Morgan's female lawyer series 'The Split' casts up
BBC One, Sundance TV series heading into production.
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NewsFilm London awarded £1.3m for artists scheme
FLAMIN initiative, including Jarman award, will continue for the next four years.
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NewsNFTS selects participants for diversity-focused directors workshop
Six selected for second edition of free scheme.
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NewsChristopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk' to play at Galway Film Fleadh
Irish festival reveals 2017 line-up.
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NewsBFI hires Danny Leigh, Will Massa for archive roles
BFI National Archive makes key hires for curatorial team.
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NewsCreativity Capital, Creativity Media launch production outfit Riverhouse
EXCLUSIVE: Company’s debut slate includes Microwave feature Looted.
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NewsUK box office: 'Transformers 5' has lowest opening of the series
Paramount’s sequel tops chart, but non-final $5.86m (£4.6m) debut is well down on previous instalments.
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FeaturesEmmys 2017: Is high-end TV becoming too expensive?
The eye-watering sums paid by Amazon and Netflix have changed the entire TV industry.
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Reviews'Julius Caesar': Edinburgh Review
Shot live and set in a prison, this rough, all-female Shakesperean production is urgent, diverse and relevant