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A new digital archive from the British Film Institute showcasing 60 years’ of digitalised films and television programmes can now be accessed from all Oxfordshire libraries. Source: Oxfordshire libraries now hosting access to new BFI archive | Oxford Mail
Twenty years ago, UK indie companies were outraged they were not being supported by the UK Film Council’s P&A Fund while a blockbuster documentary such as Warner Bros’ March Of The Penguins did receive substantial backing. The debate continues in 2023. In … Continued
The prestigious BFI London Film Festival has announced it will be coming to Queen’s Film Theatre in Belfast next month. The British Film Institute event has teamed up with cinemas across the UK so that movie fans from outside the … Continued
The British Film Institute (BFI) is partnering with London and Manchester-based marketing and brand partnerships agency, elevenfiftyfive, to bring year-round free screenings of independent films to UK cinemas from early 2024. Open Cinemas will see a regular free screening offered … Continued
A new short film challenging the much-maligned Essex girl stereotype has been shortlisted at a prestigious UK screen festival. Essex Girls is nominated for best short film award at the British Film Institute (BFI) London Film Festival. The coming-of-age comedy drama … Continued
Brunel University London and the BFI (British Film Institute) are entering into a partnership that will see students on Brunel’s Media & Communications, Film Studies and Journalism programmes have access to the BFI’s film streaming service, as well as to … Continued