All UK/Ireland articles – Page 5
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NewsDanny Boyle says he would use AI again despite ‘Ink’ criticism: “It’s a no-brainer”
“I wouldn’t replace actors with it unless I had a very specific use,” he told Screen.
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NewsBifa cinema of the year longlist includes 15 venues after 50,000 votes
Cinemas in Edinburgh, Penistone, Canary Wharf among those selected.
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NewsUK standards authority CIISA launches independent online reporting service
Reports are confidential, with an aim of helping CIISA build a clearer picture of the behaviours and practices affecting people across film, TV, music and theatre.
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NewsBafta awards £270,000 in grants to 100 emerging creatives
Each has received up to £2,000 to help support their early careers.
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News‘Other Mommy’ calms ‘The Social Reckoning’, ‘The Uprising’ at UK-Ireland box office
‘The Uprising’ misses top five; ‘Digger’, ‘Sense And Sensibility’ drop out of it.
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NewsJames Wilson on the “vituperative, aggressive” Israeli backlash to ‘NAZA’ and class privilege in UK film
Wilson was reflecting on his career as part of the BFI London Film Festival Industry Forum.
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News‘I See Buildings Fall Like Lighting’ wins top prize at Dinard 2026
’The Education Of Jane Cumming’, ‘Skintown’ and ‘Lady’ were also among winners.
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NewsLandmark Tibetan drama ‘Linka Linka’ lands distribution in France, UK, Asia
EXCLUSIVE: The film is the first-ever fiction feature directed by a Tibetan woman.
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NewsUK selects best international feature Oscar entry
Film won the L’Oeil d’or at Cannes for best documentary across all sections.
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Reviews‘In The Shadows’ review: Jasmine Jobson packs a punch as British-Somali boxer Ramla Ali in restrained biopic
Anthony Wonke’s feature will be released in the UK on October 30 following its London Film Festival premiere
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NewsMo Abudu opens dedicated London venue for African and Black cinema
EbonyLife Place London is open to the public this weekend.
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NewsMia Hansen-Love’s ‘If Love Should Die’ among latest UK Global Screen Fund recipients
Fund allocates over £1.2m to support seven co-productions.
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NewsUK-Ireland box office preview: ‘The Social Reckoning’ makes friends in 607 cinemas
Universal horror ‘Other Mommy’ and Paul Greengrass’s ‘The Uprising’ are also out.
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News‘Elsinore’ star Andrew Scott talks positioning of gay stories, his own producing ambitions
“The shame does not lie with the gay people,” says Scott at LFF talk.
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NewsCurzon, Picturehouse, Imax cinema programmers discuss 2026’s box-office highs and lows
While local box office is up 21% year-on-year, documentary and non-English language films are struggling.
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NewsPrime Video offers 30 free tickets to freelancers to attend the AI Creative Summit
The AI Creative Summit takes place at the BFI Southbank on November 11.
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NewsBFI London Film Festival opens 70th edition with emotional ‘Elsinore’ screening
Some of the real-life individuals who were portrayed in ‘Elsinore’ were in attendance.
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NewsVenice Golden Lion winner ‘Woman Unknown’ acquired for UK-Ireland
EXCLUSIVE: Film is screening in competition at BFI London Film Festival.
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Reviews‘Florid’ review: Moving UK mental health drama features a memorable performance from rising star Jonathan Jules
Billy Lumby’s feature debut plays London after a San Sebastian premiere
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FeaturesBrazilian DP Adolpho Veloso talks Berlin prize winner ‘Queen At Sea’, Jess Kohl, M Night Shyamalan projects
Trailblazer was first from his country to earn cinematography Oscar nomination for Train Dreams.