Short film director Alex Kayode-Kay has launched a competition for young Black filmmakers to make their visions a reality, supported by TikTok and the London Breeze Film Festival.

In 2011, Black Mirror debuted on Channel 4 with a truly disturbing first episode. More than a decade on, with a new season arriving on Netflix, it's worth looking back at the audacious political story told in The National Anthem.

Having seen three double firings this series, we have finally made it to the Final Five Interviews task, where three more candidates will face the axe. With tensions at an all-time high, and every move under intense scrutiny, who will emerge on top?

Ali Cook chats to Voice about mermaids, mythology and medicinal history in this interview for his directorial debut with short film The Pearl Comb.

Generative AI is transforming the creative world, from viral Studio Ghibli-style art to debates around originality, ethics, and the future of human creativity in a tech-driven age.

Five up-and-coming female playwrights explore the lives of five women who made an impact in Edinburgh - including Scotland’s youngest suffragette and the first black woman to study at the University of Edinburgh

How has this Netflix series, starring Stephen Graham, provoked discussions regarding youth involvement in incel culture and social media?

'A matter of life and death', New Vic stage adaptation of the 1946 film.
A beautifully performed story of supernatural, law, love and life that will leave you wanting more.

Was this TV special as good as a live experience?

A Battle-Hardened Soldier and a Charismatic Movie Star Face Off in a High-Stakes Game of Truth and Deceit.

The simple act of telling stand-up comedians not to laugh at each other creates absolute magic in this Amazon Prime Video series, starring the likes of Bob Mortimer, Richard Ayoade, and Judi Love.

Focusing on the fluidity of attraction, this strand of shorts explores the ups and downs of desire with a mix of humour and tenderness.