The BFI, BBC Film and Film4 heads on why their roles in UK indie film are more vital than ever

Change is in the air for the UK’s public film funders. Mia Bays is five months into her three-year tenure steering the British Film Institute (BFI) Film Fund while its 10-year funding strategy review is poised to go out to industry consultation; Rose Garnett is leaving her role as director of BBC Film to co-lead a London outpost of US production and distribution firm A24; and Film4 continues to grin and bear the threat of Channel 4 privatisation.

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