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Welsh cinemas celebrate Film Hub Wales’ 10th Anniversary
With over £3 million in funding generated for Welsh cinemas, festivals and community screens since 2013, Film Hub Wales (FHW) is taking a look…
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Off Y Grid
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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Welsh cinemas and film festivals reconnect audiences to the world in 2022
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.
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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.
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Welsh Cinemas to Explore the History of Slate and Slavery on Screen
A new film season from Film Hub Wales’ Made in Wales strand called ‘A Roof of Slate for Every House’ is coming to cinemas in 2022.
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How Innovation Lab 2021 diversified cinema audiences and programming
This year’s (postponed) Innovation Lab focused on diversifying cinema audiences and programming through partnering venues with independent programmers who represented a wider diversity of experiences, cultures and heritages.
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Welsh Cinemas to develop D/deaf led film screenings for audiences with hearing loss
Film Hub Wales (FHW) and the Wales Council for Deaf People (WCDP) are working with seven Welsh cinemas, to establish D/deaf volunteer groups who will help to improve cinema experiences for audiences with hearing loss, in their local communities.
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Newly released Welsh film ‘Save The Cinema’ focuses on Carmarthenshire’s Lyric Theatre
Samantha Morton (Walking Dead) and Tom Felton (Harry Potter) star in a new independent Welsh film, ‘Save the Cinema’, which tells the true story of the fight to save Carmarthenshire’s Lyric Theatre.
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Community-run cinema events reconnect Welsh neighbourhoods post-Covid
In village halls, libraries, rural arts centres and urban community spaces across Wales, community and volunteer run cinema events are reuniting local people safely through big screen experiences.
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Sinema’r Byd
Sinema’r Byd (World cinema): At a time when we can’t travel, Cellb brings the world to you.
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