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CHAT NOIR! A portal to Paris, 1896 and the world’s first cabaret club

Opening March 2026 at The Lost Estate’s West London home, Chat Noir! is the latest creation from The Lost Estate, the company behind The Great Christmas Feast and 58th Street; celebrated for transforming live performance into fully realised worlds. Here, audiences will be transported to bohemian Montmartre of the 1890s, inside the legendary Le Chat […]

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Oscar Nominations 2026

The race for the Academy Awards is officially underway, and this year’s Oscar nominations showcase an eclectic mix of prestige dramas, bold auteur projects, and major studio spectacles. From career-defining performances to visually ambitious filmmaking, the 2026 Oscars are shaping up to be one of the most competitive ceremonies in recent memory. The Best Picture

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Alive: Double Six Productions Present a Dialogue-Free Short Exploring Male Isolation

Alive is a new 12-minute short film written and directed by Marc Nelson and produced by Double Six Productions. The film will premiere on 21 February as part of a private screening event, accompanied by a fundraising initiative in support of Andy’s Man Club. Structured as a dialogue-free narrative, Alive follows a single male protagonist,

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BIFA 2025: Celebrating Excellence

The British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) 2025 once again showcased the strength, ambition and diversity of British independent cinema. Held at London’s iconic Roundhouse, the annual ceremony brought together filmmakers, performers and craftspeople from across the UK industry to celebrate films made outside the mainstream studio system. Below is the complete list of BIFA 2025

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Four People and an iPhone: Abdolreza Kahani on Making Mortician in conversation.

 At the Edinburgh International Film Festival, acclaimed Iranian director Abdolreza Kahani presented his latest film Mortician. Known for pushing boundaries, Kahani shot the project entirely on an iPhone with no additional equipment, relying solely on natural light and a minimal sound setup. Working with only a handful of actors and no crew, he created a

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Bolton Film Festival 2025: Online Edition Opens for Global Audiences

Following a successful in-person run earlier this month, the Bolton International Film Festival 2025 has launched its online edition, extending access to audiences and industry professionals worldwide. Running from 8–19 October 2025, the virtual programme features more than 300 short films from emerging and established filmmakers, including the festival’s award-winning selections across fiction, documentary, animation,

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Grimmfest 2025: 9-12 October

The 2025 edition of Grimmfest once again highlighted how horror remains both a creative and commercial force within the wider film industry. Across four packed days of premieres, Q&As, and screenings, the festival provided a clear snapshot of where independent genre cinema is heading. Premiering the Next Wave of Concept-Driven Horror This year’s programme leans

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Bringing Misper to Life

At this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival, we sat down with director Harry Sherriff to discuss Misper, his debut feature that blends unsettling realism with sharp dark humour. What makes the film particularly striking is its speed: from concept to premiere in roughly a year — a rare pace in an industry where first features

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