All UK/Ireland articles – Page 542
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NewsIndiana Jones set for Royal Albert Hall debut
Screening to mark 35th anniversary will include John Williams’ score performed live.
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News'Amy' sets new record; 'Minions' tops UK box office
Paramount’s Terminator Genisys lands with $5.9m (£3.8m), as Warner Bros’ Magic Mike XXL posts $2.4m (£1.5m) debut.
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FeaturesBarry Ward and Simone Kirby, 'Jimmy's Hall'
Jimmy’s Hall premiered in competition at Cannes and opens in limited release via Sony Pictures Classics on July 3 in Los Angeles and New York with San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C. to follow.
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NewsSoda acquires cult classic 'The Reflecting Skin'
Philip Ridley’s 1990 horror featured Viggo Mortensen in one of his first starring roles.
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CommentPiracy in the UK: how the film industry and government are working together
GUEST BLOG: Now based in Los Angeles, Mike Weatherley, the former British MP and intellectual property advisor to British prime minister David Cameron, serves as vice-chairman at Motion Picture Licensing Corporation.
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NewsFilm4 FrightFest scores 20 world premieres
The 16th edition of genre film festival unveils full line-up.
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News'Captain Webb' set for August release
New images also released of the feature centred on the first person to successfully swim the English Channel.
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NewsPeccadillo secures 'Dressed As A Girl' for UK
Colin Rothbart’s documentary explores east London’s alternative drag scene.
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NewsEvent cinema revenue grows 35%
New report reveals the growing sector was worth nearly $300m in 2014.
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NewsCreative England appoints director of content
EXCLUSIVE: Former FremantleMedia executive Solomon Nwabueze to spearhead commercial push.
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NewsEdinburgh film fest figures up 9%
Edinburgh International Film Festival tops 50,000 admissions.
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NewsUK creative industries see employment growth
DCMS report highlights BAME gains but gender imbalance in industries.
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News'Star Wars', 'Spectre' boost Pinewood revenue to record high
Annual results show revenue increased by more than £10m year-on-year.
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CommentSecret Cinema X review: 'Amy'
Secret Cinema’s latest event was supposed to be a sonic tribute to the mellifluous Amy Winehouse…technology had other ideas.
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NewsEntertainment charity EABF changes name, expands remit
Charity founded in 1908 alters name to reflect changes within organisation, expands remit to support disadvantaged youth entering industry.
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News'Minions' tops social media buzz
The animated spin-off sequel topped Entourage and Terminator Genysis
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News'Minions' ends Jurassic era at UK box office with $18.1m debut
It’s a Universal one-two at the top of the chart as Jurassic World becomes year’s biggest film with $76.8m (£48.9m) haul to date.