Brock prof scares up 100 U.S. horror films for new book
A new book from Professor Emeritus Barry Grant picks off 100 of the best American horror films, one by one. Source: Brock prof scares up 100 U.S. horror films for new book – The Brock News
Why is a brilliant BBC serial kept in its most secret vaults?
If someone had managed to bottle the essence of the 1960s – the exciting, adventurous bits – wouldn’t you want to take at least one deep draught? I certainly would. I sometimes long for the power to recreate that odd, … Continued
Arts Council England’s Future Hangs in the Balance as the U.K. Government Looks to Cut Down on Spending
The cost-cutting exercise, which affects hundreds of pubic bodies, will be overseen by Jacob Rees-Mogg. Source: Arts Council England’s Future Hangs in the Balance as the U.K. Government Looks to Cut Down on Spending | Artnet News
Mia Bays to talk on the role of national film funds at Cannes’ UK Pavilion today
Mia Bays, director of the British Film Institute (BFI) Film Fund, will today (Friday, May 20) be leading a discussion on how producers and funders can adapt to a streamer-led marketplace, as part of the UK Pavilion industry programme at … Continued
Community cinema and arts centre opens in Southsea
A new cinema and arts centre has been officially opened in a former high street bank branch.The Southsea Cinema on Palmerston Road was converted as a permanent base for Portsmouth Film Society.As well as a cinema, the facility includes meeting … Continued
UK government extends $25m support for creative industries
The UK government has pledged a further £21m ($25m) in funding for the country’s TV, film and video game sectors.The department for digital, culture, media and sport (DCMS) has formally confirmed that the UK Global Screen Fund, which was launched … Continued