Projects extending film provision to groups / communities that have limited access to specialised film content and providing increased opportunities for diverse and disparate communities to enjoy a range of cinematic experiences.
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In 2020, Cheltenham International Film Festival became the first international film festival in the UK to go online to the British public.
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In summer 2019, residents of Wood Green Care Home engaged with Northern Ireland Screen’s Digital Film Archive, to select footage that reflected their experience of being young, and showcased this during NI Cinema Day 19.
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Increasing the visibility of learning disabled people on screen: The Peanut Butter Falcon partnership
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When COVID-19 meant that Saffron Screen’s plans for the FAN New Release title System Crasher were cancelled, they moved their event online including guest speakers.
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South London community cinema Screen25 partnered with the events company We Are Parable to deliver a free and immersive pop-up screening with the aim of engaging with local Black audiences.
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Interweaving archive content with contemporary short documentary film, the 1000 Londoners project provides a unique digital portrait of the capital.
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Films about queerness + dis/ability curated by Wotever DIY via Queer Film Network (QFN)
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In May 2019 Stirling Women’s Aid took over the film programming at Macrobert Arts Centre.
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Inclusive Cinema is a digital resource for exhibitors created to support inclusive practice and increased engagement of diverse audiences.
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The Wales-Africa Film Club is an informal community of people interested in watching and exploring African film.
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