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As his new film, the Cate Blanchett drama The New Boy, arrives in cinemas, we catch you up with a filmmaker who has redefined Australian cinema in recent years: Indigenous director Warwick Thornton.

The global streaming premiere of 'Some Girls Hate Dresses' is on January 4

Annual figures released by Bristol Film Office, which marks its 20th year of operations this month, show that film and TV production was worth an estimated £20.1 million to Bristol's economy in the 2022-23 financial year. Councillor Craig Cheney, Deputy Mayor and Cabinet member for Finance, Governance and Performance: "We are proud that Bristol is

Three Bristol-made films are to be shown in Brazil at the UNESCO Cities of Film Festival.

With everything from chess to bass music, we've got you covered this week

BBC News Published image copyrightBlak Wave image captionThe creators of Be An Ally hope the videos will help teachers improve their students educational experience A series of short films has been produced to help teachers be better allies to pupils with African, Caribbean and Asian heritage. The Be An Ally series explores the experiences of racism and discrimination faced by children. It is a collaboration between teachers, filmmakers and pupils in Bristol aged between 12 and 17. Tutor Aisha ...