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O'Brien appeared in front of the UK’s British Film & High-End TV Inquiry. 

Darren Saffin reviews Ken Loach's film The Old Oak, which is set in a dying northern English village following the arrival of Syrian refugee families.

Film director Ken Loach plans to be at a special showing of his landmark TV drama Cathy Come Home in Chippenham to mark the 20th anniversary of…

Film director Ken Loach plans to be at a special showing of his landmark TV drama Cathy Come Home in Chippenham to mark the 20th anniversary of…

Are We There Yet? features the work of Yorkshire artist Jason Wilsher-Mills.

With 'Harvest' and 'On Falling,' the company set up by Loach and Rebecca O'Brien begins a new phase with the 'I Daniel Blake' director havin

There were moderate shocks galore at this year’s Bafta awards. Here are 13 things we learned, from Ken Loach’s consistency to Barbie’s current relationship status

For “Poor Things,” Robbie Ryan's second Oscar-nominated collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos and star Emma Stone, the cinematographer explored new 35mm film stocks, techniques and equipment.

A Judi Dench turkey, a Tom Ford film nobody remembers, Donkey from Shrek… The Baftas often get it right, but here's when they got it wrong

This year, barring one of the biggest upsets in its 77-year history, the Baftas will be lauding Christopher Nolan and Oppenheimer, in what will likely be a dress rehearsal for the Oscars next month. Although Nolan and his film are worthy and deserving winners, it is hard not to feel a faint sense of weariness at the all-but-inevitable coronation, especially because the Baftas have – shall we say – a reputation for throwing curveballs out there.