Another year, another film at Raindance. That’s the way for writer, producer, actor – and soon to be director – Jonnie Hurn. Producer and
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In 1996, British writer Christian Piers Betley wrote a vampire film called Rampage. L-R: Star Kyle Schmid, executive producer Jack Bowyer, director Rudolf
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It might have been one of the wettest Cannes Film Festivals in living memory, but from from the point of view of the industry, it had to be good news – those spare moments that critics and buyers alike might have spent relaxing on the beach would instead have been spent in the many cinemas and screening rooms
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In the mid-1990s, Elizabeth Harvey was struggling to bring up her three sons in a working-class suburb of northern Adelaide in southern Australia.
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Ralph Fiennes and Vanessa Redgrave arriving for the London Film Festival screening of Coriolanus Shakespeare is featuring big at this year’s London Film
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Anyone who thinks covering film awards is glamorous clearly doesn’t realise that standing outside for hours, penned in by barriers like cattle, waiting
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Since his debut feature, Dog Soldiers, in 2002, Neil Marshall has carved somewhat of a niche for himself in the British film industry
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After sifting through more than four hundred films made as part of courses at Met Film School over the past eighteen months, the school’s director Jonny Persey settled on twelve works to showcase at BFI Southbank.
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The UK Jewish Film Festival marked its bar-mitzvah year this month – for those unfamiliar with Jewish culture, that’s its thirteenth birthday. As
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The organisers of the London Film Festival say a record 124,000 people attended screenings at this year’s event, which drew to a close
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