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The film programme has been announced for the inaugural Ruthin International Arts Festival... Taking place in the historic North Wales town from 28 June - 28 July 2024, set to be screened at an incredible outdoor cinema constructed at the historic 13th century Ruthin Castle. Resonating with the overarching festival theme of Elsewhere, the programme
A FILMMAKER who spends his Christmases in Powys has made a powerful documentary about the battle to halt the demise of rural Welsh communities.
From aliens cruising Glasgow to punks rocking Belfast, most regions of the UK have had their big-screen moment. Our critics take us on a tour of some of their favourite locations
The rhythms and rituals of rural life have seldom been conspicuous in British cinema. But in this feature from our August 2010 issue, Rob Young looks back to feature films of the 1960s and 70s, and to documentaries across the decades, and finds that traces of the ‘old, weird Britain’ can still be unearthed.
New documentary Taming the Garden follows an ancient tree’s journey to a Georgian tycoon’s property – a tale of limb-cracking ruthlessness and mythic beauty