Projects demonstrating a contribution to reducing under-representation of target groups (disability, gender, race, age, socio-economics & sexual orientation), particularly in relation to audiences (as outlined in the BFI Diversity Standards)
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An inclusive film festival that engages local Bangladeshi communities across East London, with filmmakers sharing their expertise with local audiences through Q&As and seminars.
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Increasing the visibility of learning disabled people on screen: The Peanut Butter Falcon partnership
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As part of Film Hub NI Cinema Day we presented the brilliant new short documentary that told the story of The Curzon cinema which operated from 1936 to 1999 on Belfast’s Ormeau Road.
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A new community group for Liverpool’s Edge Hill district, where audiences can find food, films and solidarity.
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Film Hub NI and Clanmil Housing programmed a series of screenings in residential sites over Halloween, Christmas and Feb half-term 18/19.
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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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Bradford’s festival of large format cinema sets attendance records with an expanded programme and accessible pricing schemes.
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Bounce Cinema is a BAME-led independent film club showcasing new voices in the film industry that successfully attracts 18-30 year olds
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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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