On 5th September, the British Film Institute launched its new project: Screen Heritage UK. Working with regional film archives across the UK, the BFI is making much of these archives available for free to anyone with an interest in Britain’s film heritage. So on a scale of 1 to interesting, where is it?
GHOSTED is a hard-hitting, gritty prison drama starring a stellar cast of home-grown British talent. We have 2 x GHOSTED DVDs to give away! Competition ends 10 July 2011.
INK is a Gaimanesque glossy low-budget indie film that’s taken sci-fi fans by storm. We talk to director Jamin Winans about dreams, nightmares, mythology and his upcoming sci-fantasy film project…
Competition closed. Winners: D Mullooly, K Scott, Y Brownsea
Tamara Drewe is a charming British comedy about an ugly duckling who returns to the village where she grew up as a beautiful swan. We’re celebrating the DVD release with 2 copies to give away! Competition ends 17 April 2011.
Described by pretty much everyone as riveting and one of the most original films of the year, The Arbor is the powerful true story of slum playwright Andrea Dunbar. It’s in cinemas from October 22 – but we have 3 DVDs to give away now! Competition ends 9 April 2011.
To celebrate the February 28 DVD release of Travellers, we’re giving away a copy of the film to 5 lucky winners. Huzzah! Competition ends 24 March 2011
Producer: “Ok, guys, I’ve had the greatest idea for our new film. So I was watching Fight Club, right, and then I saw Big Fat Gypsy Weddings with the missus, and then I saw Mega Shark versus Giant Octopus. And what did I come up with? Only City boys versus gypos in a countryside war. GET IN.”
Ooh! This week’s award-winning short film has been hailed as the British Hellboy. Nice! Mark Macready and the Archangel Murders is influenced by The X-Files and The Naked Gun, and producer Ryan McDermott is now making a full-length very British Raiders of the Lost Ark. Buh-rilliant.
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