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In the first episode of the ScreenUK Podcast, Frankie Ward sits down with Will Doyle (Creative Director) and Hannah Sigston (Senior Producer) from Supermassive Games to go inside the making of DIRECTIVE 8020 - the latest entry in THE DARK P…
From mysterious fishing boats and family feuds to prehistoric giants and indie gaming gems - June delivered another diverse month of storytelling.
Whether you prefer stop-motion, hand-drawn or fully CG, UK animation has something for you.
Richard Hunter’s must-watch UK independent film is Mike Leigh’s MEANTIME. He reflects on the film’s raw character work, its young cast including Tim Roth, Gary Oldman and Alfred Molina, and how so much of Mike Leigh’s later work feels disti…
Seamus McGarvey reflects on shooting in Brighton on a recent short film with Lorna Tucker. From a scene on the pier with a child to an unexpected moment watching a murmuration of birds over the sea, he shares how the landscape itself became…
Following Bait and Enys Men, Mark Jenkin returns with another hypnotic cinematic experience, now exploring a portal into another world.
Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement go head-to-head in this comedic drama about a middle-aged man dating his best friend’s daughter.
Up to eight players storm the sewers in this extraction puzzle-platformer where you can enlarge your frog form to mega proportions.
Inspired by this years’ Sheffield DocFest’s theme, we explore how recent documentaries are tackling climate change, conflict, activism and identity through compelling real-life stories.
Go behind the scenes of AETHUS with developer Alex Kane, founder of Pawsmanaut Games, and discover the story behind his ambitious debut indie title.
This playful eighteenth century-set satirical comedy-drama features outstanding performances from its principal cast.
The co-creator of Walking with Dinosaurs returns with this riveting examination of eight of Earth’s significant extinction events.
Dive headfirst into this interactive cleaning simulator with a horror twist, as Vroombi explores what is scaring his owner.
We’ve gathered the evidence, and it looks like there’s nothing we can’t mine for laughs.
Ebada Hassan shares a recent cinema watch that left a real impression - My Father's Shadow. A film she says absolutely stunned her, with praise for Akinola Davies and the entire team behind it.
Janicza Bravo employs careful and nuanced direction in this four-part thriller, led by Rebecca Hall.
Dive into Louisiana’s sweltering swamplands where a group of stranded holiday-makers fight for their lives against a volatile hippopotamus.
This thrilling biographical drama follows the story of Gareth Southgate as the England Football Team’s manager.
This gripping six-part series explores the deepfake technology, leading to questions about whether we can trust what we see.
In honour of David Attenborough's 100th birthday, we explore his impact, and that of other UK national treasures, on UK screen culture.
In their expansive new documentary Occupied City, Steve McQueen and Bianca Stigter delve into the forgotten histories of wartime Amsterdam by chronicling the buildings and their residents.
Inspired by Scandinavian folklore, this fairy-tale adventure game combines gorgeous animation and subtle storytelling.
An award-winning, rabble-rousing documentary about the formation of Rock Against Racism.
Bohemian Rhapsody screenwriter Anthony McCarten pens an absorbing script in this Fernando Meirelles-directed drama about the Catholic Church.
Claire Foy and James McAvoy star in a Scottish Highlands-set drama about the disappearance of their child.
An outstanding central performance from British actor Keeley Hawes leads this nail-biting thriller about a holiday thrown into chaos.
Reinventing Danny DeVito's 1989 comedy, Jay Roach directs this darkly comedic tale of romantic competition and resentment.
This thoughtful drama about the mother-daughter relationship of two immigrants in Scotland is close, intimate and riveting.
Manchester-born writer-director Daniel Kokotajlo uses first-hand experience to craft his debut feature exploring life as a Jehovah’s Witness.
Laura Way directs this three-episode mini-series about the 2002 Soham murders, and Maxine Carr’s role in covering them up.
British actor Riz Ahmed co-creates and stars in this urgent and immersive exploration of racism, immigration and rising nationalism.
Immerse yourself in 90s nostalgia as you discover the highs and lows of the career of two romantically-involved musicians.
