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Cinema For All are delighted to launch their BFI-funded Sustain coaching programmes for 2022. The popular coaching programme allows film groups to access funds and knowledge to empower them to take the next steps with their community cinema.
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A new website designed to make cinema more accessible to Deaf and Blind audiences has launched in the UK.
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Gwledd (The Feast), a carnivorously chilling Welsh language horror film, will be released exclusively in cinemas on August 19th, via Picturehouse Entertainment. This will be the first Welsh language feature to screen to cinema audiences since the release of Welsh music documentary, Anorac in 2019.
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Queen of Glory, a contemporary comedic follow-up on the classic immigrant’s tale, written & directed by Nana Mensah is the latest film to receive BFI FAN New Release Support.
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Independent Cinema Office have added two fantastic new releases to their programme for ID (Inclusion & Diversity) Screening Days, which will take place online on Weds 7 Sept and in-person and online on Fri 9 Sept at Brewery Arts, Kendal.
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The Independent Cinema Office have secured a menu of horror films for exhibitors looking to put on screenings for this year’s BFI blockbuster season – In Dreams Are Monsters.
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With the support of Film Hub Wales’ (FHW) Made in Wales (MIW) project, two new films from Welsh talent, that follow the lives of Trans women in India and the USA, are coming to cinemas this year.
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StoryTrails, a new immersive storytelling project from StoryFutures Academy, brings ground-breaking experiences and interactive trails to audiences in 15 towns across the UK, unearthing untold stories and taking moving image from national and regional archives into a whole other dimension.
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The Independent Cinema Office have released the results of their UK Film Exhibition Workforce Survey, which provide a snapshot of who is working in film exhibition, what needs to change, and what skills and training the sector requires to develop.
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Just started or thinking of starting up a community cinema group? Cinema For All have announced the Launchpad scheme to help you every step of the way inc. coaching sessions and £300 bursary to help cover the cost of your first two screenings.
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