Awareness / attitudes | Impact Areas | The Bigger Picture

Applications for the new BFI FAN Blockbuster Horror Season are now open!

By Film Hub Midlands

Funding is now available for FAN exhibitors to present special curated film events and enhanced film programmes as part of the new Blockbuster season, IN DREAMS ARE MONSTERS.

Tickets now on sale for This Way Up 2022 to be held at DCA on 30 Nov – 1 Dec

By Film Hub Scotland

Tickets are now on sale for the ninth edition of This Way Up, the UK’s only independent cinema conference.

BFI IMAX: UK’s biggest screen to be operated by BFI

By National

The BFI has announced that from 19 July 2022, it will be operating BFI IMAX.

Welsh cinemas and film festivals reconnect audiences to the world in 2022

By Film Hub Wales

Film Hub Wales (FHW) has awarded £70,000 in National Lottery funding to 13 independent cinemas and film festivals in Wales through its Film Exhibition Fund.

FAN Conversations: Reframing Film Sessions at Cinema Rediscovered

By National

Join some of the most distinctive voices in film curation and archiving for a session on the potential of reframing film heritage at this year’s Cinema Rediscovered.

LADS: Toxic Masculinity  by CinemaAttic x Zero Tolerance

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…

Inclusive Cinema: Celebrate Pride Month this June

By Film Hub South West

June is LGBT Pride Month in the United Kingdom. It commemorates the Stonewall riots and aims to recognize the impact LGBTQ people have had and continue to have across the world.

Three FAN-supported projects receive FOCAL Award nominations

By Film Hub Scotland

Three FAN-supported projects have received FOCAL Award nominations including Living Proof – A Climate Story, a partnership between the National Library of Scotland’s Moving Image Archive and Film Hub Scotland, nominated in FOCAL’s Best Cinematic Feature category.

Inclusive Cinema: Deaf Awareness Week

By Film Hub South West

There are many ways in which cinemas and exhibitors can get involved to promote d/Deaf awareness from 2-8 May.

Wales Youth Festival Network/Wicked Wales

Wales Youth Festival Network (WYFN) is an informal network for supporting film festivals and venues across Wales to screen independent films to young audiences aged 15-26.