75 Years of the UK in Cannes
As Cannes reaches its 75th year, we celebrate the long and distinguished history of UK films and talent at the Festival.
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Festivals
New Releases
The Essex Serpent
BAFTA-nominated Clio Barnard directs this six-part series adapted from the gothic bestseller.
Men
Alex Garland (Ex Machina, Annihilation) returns with a feverish folk horror to fester in your minnd.
The Ipcress Files
The classic Cold War spy thriller gets a joyfully retro reboot, starring Peaky Blinders’ Joe Cole.
What we learned from this year’s TV BAFTAs
UK talent was out in force at this year’s ceremony – and it promises great things to come.
BAFTA TV Awards: on the red carpet
ScreenUK spoke to the stars of the red carpet to hear their thoughts on British television.
BAFTA TV Awards: It's a Sin
ScreenUK spoke to nominees from the new British drama created by Russell T. Davies.
Millennial anxiety and paranoia in the English countryside
ScreenUK talks with the writing team behind British comedy horror All My Friends Hate Me.
Taking Heartstopper from page to screen
Go behind the scenes on this British queer coming of age story which started life as a comic.
Ridley Road
A taut period thriller that sheds light on a dark moment in British history.
The House
A spellbinding stop-motion trilogy about three different owners occupying the same house.
The Time Traveler’s Wife
Rose Leslie and Theo James star as the fated lovers fighting to stay together despite time travel.
Discover the best UK film and TV in non-English indigenous languages
Embrace the subtitles with film and TV in Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, Irish and more.
New Releases
Gentleman Jack
The barnstorming series with one of TV’s boldest characters at its centre returns.
Heartstopper
Sex Education meets Dating Amber in this wholesome coming-of-age romance.
Operation Mincemeat
Colin Firth and Matthew MacFayden lead this wry and riveting World War II drama.
Andrea Arnold on Cow: “Sometimes when you’re filmmaking, you get sent gifts from the universe”
The Fish Tank and American Honey director tells us about a unique project that was eight years in the making.
ScreenUK at London Games Festival
We speak to UK video game creatives at this showcase event.
ScreenUK at the BAFTA Games Awards
More action from the red carpet at the 2022 award ceremony.
The TV shows illuminating our relationship to social media
How well do you really know someone? We take a look at the recent British shows exploring the themes of social media and surveillance in order to answer this question.
The Duke
Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren charm in this quintessentially British crime caper.
Ron's Gone Wrong
Olivia Colman lends her vocals to this tender, tech-inspired animation.
The Trick
A one-off drama that explores the events of the ‘Climategate’ scandal to potent effect.
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Boiling Point
Stephen Graham’s stressed-out head chef has a night that goes from bad to worse in this one-take drama.
Watership Down
The beloved children’s novel gets an all-star reboot in this four-part animated series..
Vita & Virginia
Gemma Arterton stars as Vita Sackville-West, a celebrated writer and lover of Virginia Woolf.
Sex Education
A joyously raunchy series about the sexual misadventures of a group of teens, starring Gillian Anderson.
Limbo
The refugee experience is relayed with wry humour and humanity in this BAFTA-nominated drama.
Trigonometry
A young couple invite a third person into their relationship in this quietly radical British miniseries.
The Last Campfire
A puzzle adventure game that combines a beautiful and genuinely poignant narrative with minimalist gameplay.
White Riot
An award-winning, rabble-rousing documentary about the formation of Rock Against Racism.
The Snail and the Whale
A whimsical story of friendship from the BAFTA-winning British company behind Zog and The Gruffalo.
Top Boy
This barnstorming British crime drama boasts brilliant talent both in front of and behind the camera.
Everybody's Gone to the Rapture
A slow-burning apocalyptic adventure game, set against the backdrop of a quiet Shropshire village.
Sisters with Transistors
A fascinating documentary spotlighting female pioneers in electronic music who synthesised their way beyond the glass ceiling.