Pride of British film at the BIFAs
A film about young gay activists raising money for striking Welsh miners was the big winner at the British Independent Film Awards.
A film about young gay activists raising money for striking Welsh miners was the big winner at the British Independent Film Awards.
The drama ’71, set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, has picked up the most nominations for this year’s British Independent Film Awards, including nods for Best British Independent Film, Best Director…
For the first time ever, a live event has topped the charts in the form of Billy Elliot the Musical, which took £1,904,098 from more than 500 screens across the UK on…
The Boxtrolls has continued its run at the top of the UK box office, just beating out strong competition from Liam Neeson’s latest release.
Stop-motion 3D animation The Boxtrolls has topped the UK box office with takings of £2,000,597 on its opening weekend, making it the only release to make seven figures.
Director: Matthew Warchus - Starring: George MacKay, Ben Schnetzer, Andrew Scott, Dominic West, Imelda Staunton, Bill Nighy, Freddie Fox, Paddy Considine, Joseph Gilgun…
BFI bosses have been meeting film producers in London today, to explain its new “Three Ticks” policy that aims to ensure diversity in the British film business.
Some people call it the film industry, others refer to it as the entertainment business but these terms could be said better to describe the film market at Cannes, than the festival.
BFI staff posing in “Pits and Perverts” T-shirts to promote Pride, closing the Directors Fortnight at Cannes 2014 On Monday over lunch, the head of the BFI Film Find, Ben Roberts, proudly…