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Film Hub South West collaborated with BFI to support the regional release of ENYS MEN with enhanced marketing and a series of previews plus Q&As with the film’s BAFTA winning filmmaker Mark Jenkin, increasing its reach and enabling more audiences to enjoy a deeper engagement with this homegrown film.
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The Birmingham Bangla Film Festival had the opportunity to expand greatly and more deeply into the diverse socially excluded Asian and other communities in the West Midlands outside the main festival period.
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In 2016, Film Hub Wales approached venues across North Wales to develop a project designed to reduce isolation, build creative infrastructure and generate buzz around British independent and international films.
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An Indian Summer ran 3 Outdoor Cinema events safely with 520 attendees across the Midlands after a hiatus of not running live events for over 1.5 years due to the pandemic. It was a momentous moment for them to reconnect with audience in Leicester and Birmingham.
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The eighth festival ran in person from 4-27 March 2022 at 10 independent venues across Stroud, returning after the online only events in 2021.
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Skye Community Cinema brings monthly special event screenings to the Isle of Skye including Q&As and donating to local charities.
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Cinema in the City was a cinematic experience by FACT allowing audiences to discover the best films in extraordinary places across the Liverpool City Region.
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Into Film’s annual Spring programme of schools’ screenings was driven by the principle of increasing universal accessibility.
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Made in Wales celebrates films with Welsh connections through tailored advice and assets that add value to the film’s release.
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CinemaAttic was established in 2008 in Edinburgh as an arts and culture blog to provide a platform for thoughts and ideas about independent cinema. The…
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