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In this episode of the ScreenUK Podcast, director Ben Gregor, producer Pippa Harris and writer Simon Farnaby take us inside the making of one of the most ambitious independent UK family films in years.
August brought magical adventures, survival thrillers, outrageous animation and intergalactic action. Here are 10 titles powered by UK talent, production and creativity - spanning film, TV, animation and games.
With UK actors webslinging, superheroing and breaking box-office records, we look at the stars who have become comic-book legends.
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…
From Glasgow to Edzell and near Aberdeen, Celia Imrie reflects on filming across Scotland and why its beauty has stayed with her through the years.
Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder rivetingly lead this compelling queer slasher film.
British cats from across class lines come together in this animated series, created by UK comedy actor Ricky Gervais.
Flex your piloting skills and dispatch malevolent enemies in this thrilling spaceflight action rogue-like game.
Whether you prefer stop-motion, hand-drawn or fully CG, UK animation has something for you.
For Jermaine Edwards, Nottingham is more than just home - it’s where his filmmaking journey began. He reflects on growing up there, making his first films there and why returning home to shoot a film remains a major aspiration.
This charming university-set rom-com features memorable and warm-hearted lead performances from Spike Fearn and Angourie Rice.
A starry cast follows Bear Grylls into uncertain territory in this captivating documentary series.
Immerse yourself in the charming world of Tukoni in this endearing and cozy puzzle adventure game.
We’ve gathered the evidence, and it looks like there’s nothing we can’t mine for laughs.
Go behind the scenes of AETHUS with developer Alex Kane, founder of Pawsmanaut Games, and discover the story behind his ambitious debut indie title.
Esteemed British actors Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy lead this compelling and entertaining Enid Blyton adaptation.
Nikki Rodriguez gives a compelling performance as the lead actor in this riveting young adult series.
Claustrophobia strikes in this thrilling horror sci-fi where a family are held hostage by an unknown, mysterious threat.
Prolific British actor Jason Statham takes to international waters in this high-octane action thriller.
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.
Florence Pugh and writer Alice Birch reunite for a spellbinding period psychodrama.
2024 brought us so many wonderful experiences. We look forward to bringing you more outstanding UK film, TV, animation, documentaries & games in 2025!
Fans of Hijack will enjoy this mysterious drama-thriller, filled with stellar performances amidst gripping narrative twists and turns.
Captivatingly led by revered Scottish actor Brian Cox, lose yourself in this gripping prison drama.
Prisoners of War go head-to-head with a Nazi superteam in this Sylvester Stallone vehicle, loosely based on true events.
Delve into this high-concept thriller series, based on the 2011 film of the same name.
Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott are exceptional in this deeply affecting examination of grief, love and loneliness.
Jessie Buckley, Stellan Skarsgård and Barry Keoghan are outstanding in Craig Mazin’s powerful five-part mini-series.
Over seven seasons from 2001-2006, Goodness Gracious Me’s Sanjeev Bhaskar plays an aspiring talk-show host who calamitously interviews high-profile celebrities.
Gemma Arterton gives an astounding performance in this sensitive drama directed by Dominic Savage.
Joanna Hogg follows up the first film with an equally compelling portrait of creative middle-class life.
Juan Carlos Medina directs this Victorian-set murder mystery, captivatingly led by British actor Bill Nighy.
