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All UK/Ireland articles – Page 6
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NewsNoel Clarke says accusers had “axes to grind” over Bafta award
“The people who had grudges… could not bear to see me get that award,” says Clarke.
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NewsMedia Production & Technology Show unveils 2025 conference programme
First set of speaker sessions for the UK’s biggest production and media tech conference and exhibition have been revealed
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NewsNoel Clarke says it was “not my business” his producer was not paid enough to make ends meet
“None of us were making money,” says Clarke of his filmmaking team.
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NewsJuno Studios, B-Side, Turnover Films among recipients of BBC’s Small Indie Fund
The fund will distribute £1.3m between companies with turnover of under £10m.
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NewsPinewood puts data centre at heart of revised expansion plans
Over 78% of planned expansion space will now be used to house a data centre.
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NewsVFX and animation specialist Jellyfish Pictures suspends operations
London-based company says it has been ”exploring all options for sale and investment.”
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NewsUK cinema chain Everyman’s 2024 revenue up 17.9%; two venues to open in 2025
West London venues Brentford and Bayswater are set to open in 2025.
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NewsNoel Clarke takes stand as Guardian libel trial gets underway
Clarke said Guardian stories about his alleged misconduct have “smashed my life”.
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NewsCineworld founder Steve Wiener dies aged 73
Wiener grew Cineworld into the UK and Ireland’s largest cinema chain.
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News‘Mickey 17’ dethrones ‘Bridget Jones 4’ to top UK-Ireland box office
‘Marching Powder’ opens to £1.1m for True Brit Entertainment.
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NewsBrian Durnin’s ‘Spilt Milk’ wins audience award at Glasgow Film Festival
The festival drew to a close on Sunday (March 9).
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News‘Spacewoman’: first trailer for documentary about pioneer NASA astronaut Eileen Collins (exclusive)
Film will play at CPH:DOX after debut at DOC NYC.
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FeaturesLondon Film School director Chris Auty on bringing the UK’s oldest film school into a new era
An updated campus, additional specialisms and a fresh focus have come together for 2025.
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NewsChinese blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ lands distribution across Europe, UK-Ireland
The animated feature has already topped $2bn at the global box office.
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Reviews‘Make It To Munich’ review: Rousing doc follows injured teen footballer getting back in the saddle
Inspiring comeback story closes Glasgow Film Festival
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NewsUK composer Debbie Wiseman to be honoured at World Soundtrack Awards
Wiseman is best known for her work on ‘Tom & Viv’ and ‘Wilde’.
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Reviews‘Snow Leopard Sisters’ review: Indigenous conservationists fight for change in the high Himalayas
Nepal-set documentary bows at SXSW
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Reviews‘Mr Burton’ review: Toby Jones stars in Richard Burton origins story
Drama explores the Welsh actor’s journey from the valleys to stardom
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NewsA more open awards window would help women filmmakers, suggests Reclaim The Frame distribution panel
The panel discussed the gap in distribution for women and marginalised gendered filmmakers.
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NewsUK-Ireland box office up 20% in February 2025 compared to previous year
Box office tracking 15% ahead of 2024 overall.