All UK/Ireland articles – Page 85
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NewsUK’s Marlow Film Studios refused planning permission by council
Concerns were raised over the impact on the local road network and the use of greenbelt land for development.
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NewsDogwoof acquires Cannes award-winner ‘Ernest Cole: Lost And Found’ (exclusive)
Raoul Peck’s documentary about the South African photographer scored the L’OEil d’Or prize.
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NewsUK-Ireland box office preview: spider horror ‘Sting’ crawls into 484 sites
Also out this weekend is ‘Young Woman And The Sea’ starring Daisy Ridley and ‘The Beast’ with Lea Seydoux.
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NewsFantastic Fest comedy ‘Hundreds Of Beavers’ scooped up for UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand (exclusive)
Lightbulb Film Distribution will release the films in UK and Irish cinemas on July 9.
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NewsOne in five UK creative industries workers have experienced a serious sexual assault at work, says Bectu survey
Only 14% of respondents believe high-profile cases, such as the allegations against Russell Brand, have improved employers’ responses to sexual harassment in the creative sector.
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NewsGuy Ritchie to direct Prime Video’s ‘Young Sherlock’ series starring Hero Fiennes Tiffin
Physical production will run through Motive Pictures.
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NewsCritics’ Week title ‘Julie Keeps Quiet’ heads to Curzon’s Artificial Eye (exclusive)
Curzon unveiled the re-launch of its specialist distribution label earlier this year.
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NewsUK Indie Film Tax Credit becomes law “in nick of time” ahead of General Election
Finance Act receives Royal Assent just before Parliament is dissolved.
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News‘Furiosa’ debuts with £2m at UK and Ireland box office; ‘Garfield’ opens fourth
‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’ total was well behind its predecessor ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’.
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NewsWe Are Parable, Jamaica Film team up for UK Black and Caribbean filmmaker showcase
The event is supported by ‘James Bond’ producer Barbara Broccoli through EON Productions.
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NewsCannes Competition title ‘All We Imagine As Light’ snapped up for UK-Ireland (exclusive)
Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia’s feature was well received at last night’s premiere.
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NewsUK and Ireland box office preview: ‘Furiosa’, ‘The Garfield Movie’ face off
Other openers include ‘Trainspotting’ and Cannes 2024 title ’Twilight Of The Warriors: Walled In’
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NewsCoralie Fargeat’s Cannes Competition title ‘The Substance’ scores multiple international deals
Body horror stars Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley, and Dennis Quaid.
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NewsInternational production execs talk prioritising sustainability in the film industry
“Nothing moves if government doesn’t move,” said the execs at the discussion ahead of Screen’s Global Production Awards.
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News“It’s not restricted to admissions”: Euro execs examine impact of UK indie film globally
Cineart, Lucky Red, Together Films and Film Constellation execs discussed the global footprint of UK films at the UK pavilion in Cannes.
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FeaturesMy Screen Life: Lionsgate UK’s Marie-Claire Benson on the UK-focused acquisitions strategy
The head of Lionsgate UK was inspired early in her career by several women leaders.
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FeaturesCelebrating the winners of the 2024 Global Production Awards
The second Global Production Awards were held earlier this week in Cannes, with 13 competitive and one special recognition award handed out.
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NewsProducers Fiona Lamptey and Ameenah Ayub Allen attend Diversity In Cannes celebration
Over 150 women attended the event, which began two years ago as a gathering of 15 people.
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NewsAnton set for major expansion following €100m funding boost from BlackRock
Anton plans to expand its genre-focused feature film and series development and production slate.
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NewsUK culture secretary grilled on AI, failed apprenticeship system by culture, media and sport committee
Lucy Frazer backed an “agile” approach to AI and believes there is “still scope” in the apprenticeship scheme.