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London's £1bn Film Quarter Plans Submitted

Plans for a £1 billion film-making neighbourhood in Camden have been officially submitted, featuring vertical studios, 500 homes, and education facilities. Discover how this will transform London's creative scene.

7 Best Films on UK TV This Week

Discover this week's top TV films including Train Dreams with Joel Edgerton, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and award-winning drama Amadeus. Plan your viewing now!

Everest Disaster Film Free on BBC iPlayer

The 2015 survival film Everest, depicting the tragic 1996 Mount Everest disaster that claimed eight lives, is now available to stream for free on BBC iPlayer. Experience this gripping true story.

South Park S28 E3 UK Release Time & Details

Find out exactly when South Park Season 28, Episode 3 is out in the UK on Paramount+ and Comedy Central. Get the full release schedule and why the new season started unexpectedly.

The Secret Santa Project Review: A Festive Letdown

Our review of The Secret Santa Project finds this Love Actually-inspired festive film struggles to deliver genuine Christmas charm. Discover if this London-set romcom is worth your time.

Lawrence: Intimacy Coordinator Was 'Pervy'

Oscar-winner Jennifer Lawrence reveals shocking experience with intrusive intimacy coordinator during filming of 'Die, My Love' with Robert Pattinson, calling the professional's behaviour 'pervy' and unprofessional.

Taxpayer Millions Funded Mediocre UK Films

Exclusive investigation uncovers how scores of low-profile British film productions received overwhelming public funding despite questionable quality and commercial prospects.

Kristen Stewart Champions Female Film Directors

Hollywood star Kristen Stewart makes powerful plea for gender equality in film directing, calling for more opportunities for women filmmakers during London screening of her new project.

The Truman Show: 27 Years Later, More Prescient Than Ever

As The Truman Show approaches its 27th anniversary, this deep dive explores how Peter Weir's 1998 cinematic vision has evolved from speculative fiction to unnerving social prophecy in our age of reality TV and digital surveillance.

Diane Ladd: Hollywood's Subtle Star Power

Celebrating the remarkable career of Diane Ladd, whose sharp and subtle supporting roles illuminated cinema for decades while championing authenticity in Hollywood.

Fantaisie: Modern Ophelia Swamped by Sensory Overload

French director Sandrine Rinaldi's ambitious 'Fantaisie' attempts to reimagine Shakespeare's Ophelia for the digital age, but becomes overwhelmed by its own audiovisual excess in this striking yet frustrating character study.

BIFA 2025: My Father's Shadow Leads Nominations

The British Independent Film Awards 2025 nominations are in, with intimate dramas 'My Father's Shadow' and 'Pillion' dominating the field. Discover the full list of contenders and emerging talent shaping UK cinema.

Xi Jinping's phone spying joke with South Korean leader

Chinese President Xi Jinping made a surprising quip about mobile phone surveillance during talks with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, creating an unexpected moment of tension and humour in high-level diplomacy.

The Horror Show Even Scaredy-Cats Will Love

A self-professed horror-phobe makes a stunning confession: this chilling Netflix thriller is the one supernatural series they can't stop watching. Discover why it's the exception to the rule.

Spain funds Woody Allen film amid controversy

The Spanish government faces backlash for investing €10 million in Woody Allen's upcoming film, reigniting debates about public funding for controversial filmmakers.

AI Horror Film 'Tool' Personalises Your Nightmares

Groundbreaking British horror film 'Tool' uses artificial intelligence to create personalised nightmares based on viewers' online data, sparking both excitement and ethical debates in the film industry.

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