formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Maeve, Murphy’s first and most experimental film, is often characterised as “little seen”. Yet in the 40 years since the film premiered, its reputation has endured. Speaking to this newspaper in 2019, ahead of the television debut of 50 Years … Continued
Neil Peplow, director of industry and international at the British Film Institute (BFI), has outlined in detail how companies can access the new £7m UK Global Screen Fund (GSF), the creation of a UK version of Unifrance, and a summit … Continued
FILM fans have been filing through the doors at a Cardiff cinema throughout the day after it opened for the first time since December. Chapter Arts Centre in the city’s Canton district has two screens that show independent and art … Continued
In a mammoth restoration task for one of cinema’s most audacious and elusive treasures, a team of obsessives has spent 12 years recreating the original seven-hour cut of Abel Gance’s 1927 silent classic, “Napoleon”.”It’s an act of madness,” admits Georges … Continued
After eight months of lockdown Morecambe’s Winter Gardens is to reopen with a screening of free films as part of a May Bank Holiday weekend of entertainment. Source: Morecambe Winter Gardens to welcome visitors back after lockdown with special day … Continued
The British Film Institute (BFI) has upped Harriet Finney to the role of Deputy CEO and Executive Director of the newly formed Corporate and Industry Affairs team.That team will include Neil Peplow, taking on an expanded role as Director of … Continued