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Review
23 March 2025‘I Like Who I Like’ at BFI Flare
View ReviewFocusing on the fluidity of attraction, this strand of shorts explores the ups and downs of desire with a mix of humour and tenderness.
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Review
23 March 2025‘To Your Souls: Shorts from the UK & Ireland’ at BFI Flare
View ReviewThis series of shorts captures the diverse spectrum of LGBTQIA+ experiences across the UK and Ireland, offering a tapestry of perspectives, styles and genres.
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Review
20 March 2025‘Five Films For Freedom’ British Council x BFI Flare
View ReviewIn partnership with BFI Flare, the British Council presents their annual online programme of LGBTQIA+ short films.
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Review
29 July 2022Broadway Cinema Double Take Film Festival - Review
View ReviewDouble Take a weird weekend of films about dreams and doubles…was it truly weird?
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Review
20 May 2022Summer Ghost: A Great Short Film about Living Life to the Fullest
View ReviewAs part of BFI's Anime Season, Xena manages to get a preview of recent anime film, Summer Ghost, which explores our darkest curiousities and learning to enjoy and appreciate the flaws of life.
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News
23 April 2021£7 million UK Global Screen Fund launched to aid UK independent film sector
View NewsThe scheme will open for applications on 28 April 2021 and has been endorsed by Jude Law and Gemma Arterton.
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Review
22 December 2016Glass Girls by Dale Cullis and Emma Powell | FIRST ACTS
View ReviewBy Random Acts Midlands, Dale Cullis and Emma Powell bring us an enthusiastic expression of the barriers still faced by women today.
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Blog
17 November 2016BFI Film Academy UK Network Programme 2016
View BlogA look into this years Birmingham BFI Film Academy UK Network Programme, hosted by The Company Ltd.
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Feature
1 September 2015What’s the role of film education at a young age?
View FeatureMedia literacy gives us so much. It's unquantifiable how much I've learnt, not from school, but from watching film and television.
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Feature
25 August 2015The UK’s filmmaking tax break and what it all means
View FeatureExciting news for the British Film Industry and our TV industry – yesterday, the EU approved state aid for film and TV projects in the UK which will be eligible for a 25% tax break on their production costs.
