Independent Film Tax Credit gets official greenlight from UK government
The BFI certification unit will begin accepting applications on October 30. Source: Independent Film Tax Credit gets official greenlight from UK government | News | Screen
Steve McQueen on Making LFF-Opener ‘Blitz,’ WWII Drama’s Urgency Today
The director also discusses writing his first original song for a film and the relief on discovering that Saoirse Ronan could ‘sing like a bird’. Source: Steve McQueen on Making LFF-Opener ‘Blitz,’ WWII Drama’s Urgency Today
San Sebastian’s lively industry programme brings together the Spanish and LatAm industries with Europe and the US
“We are a meeting point,” says Saioa Riba, San Sebastian’s head of industry. Source: San Sebastian’s lively industry programme brings together the Spanish and LatAm industries with Europe and the US | Features | Screen
Ashford: Disabled man refused entry to toddlers cinema screening
A mother has called on a cinema in Kent to be more inclusive after her son with learning disabilities was refused entry to a toddler’s screening.Jill Browne said her son William, 25, was left upset after he and his carer … Continued
‘Mr. Cinema’ pays tribute to legendary cinema icon Türker Inanoğlu
The Instanbul Cinema Museum is hosting the exhibition “Bay Sinema (“Mr. Cinema”)-Türker Inanoğlu,” honoring the renowned director, producer and screenwriter who left a lasting impact on Turkish cinema.Launched as part of the Istanbul Cultural Route Festival, the exhibition chronicles the … Continued
‘Rubbish and dull. Pointless’: How Lord of the Flies was rescued from the reject pile
William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies was first published on 17 September 1954, and is now recognised as a classic. In History looks at how Golding’s story of English schoolboys and their descent into barbarism narrowly escaped being thrown … Continued