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Villeneuve Pironi scoops prestigious film awards - Vimarsana News

Villeneuve Pironi scoops prestigious film awards

"Villeneuve Pironi" F1 documentary of the legendary rivalry between the Ferrari drivers won two prizes at the International Motor Film Award

Sky Studios Elstree hosting pop-up cinema during half term - Vimarsana News

Sky Studios Elstree hosting pop-up cinema during half term

Sky Studios Elstree, the UK’s newest film and TV studio, will be hosting a series of cinema screenings at a free pop-up cinema this October half…

Hair on Set adds to Sky Black talent pledge - Vimarsana News

Hair on Set adds to Sky Black talent pledge

Sky UK&I today announces the acquisition of Untold Stories: Hair On Set, a new documentary revealing the untold story of Afro hair on film sets, by British actress and filmmaker, Fola Evans-Akingbola (Ten Percent, The Night Agent).

First look teaser revealed for second series of The Lazarus Project First look teaser revealed for second series of The Lazarus Project - Vimarsana News

First look teaser revealed for second series of The Lazarus Project First look teaser revealed for second series of The Lazarus Project

Sky has today revealed a teaser for the return of Sky Original sci-fi thriller, The Lazarus Project, starring Paapa Essiedu. A riveting, propulsive and action-packed 8-part series; The Lazarus Project is a timely and affecting exploration of the desire to take charge of your own fate. When the world locks into a never-ending time loop

British media and entertainment sector could be worth £53bn by 2033 | UK | News - Vimarsana News

British media and entertainment sector could be worth £53bn by 2033 | UK | News

Surging demand for British TV shows both at home and abroad is also bolstering the UK creative industry which could see 40,000 new jobs created.