Shooting The Mafia is Kim Longinotto’s observation of the Mafia in Sicily. The film is presented as by of Reclaim The Frame at the Exeter Phoenix
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Shuttlecock, a musical and a talking fish | Two Short Nights
The 18th Two Short Nights celebrated short film and film talent from around the world and the South West with a buzzing award ceremony to close the show
South West filmmakers showcased at Exeter’s Two Short Nights
Nearly 50 films from South West filmmakers will be screened at Two Short Nights at the Exeter Phoenix, highlighting the talent in the region
Top 5 UK landscapes you can visit from the big screen
These top 5 UK landscapes have been wowing film audiences with the eye-popping, mouth-dropping beauty. Take a look an plan you next film adventure
The top 5 best dressed out-of-costume superheroes
When they are not super-heroeing superheroes can certainly still cut it up with their fashion sense. Here are the top five in their day-to-day dress
Film and TV Charity: supporting all of the film industry
Film and TV Charity is the e charity working behind the scenes of the film and television industry in the UK for all those in the film industry. Here’s more
The most visually stunning celebrity vehicles
Celebrity vehicles offer a super star cinematic status like not other. Here are just a few of the flash four-wheelers of some of the world’s biggies
Nancy Astor Film preview screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema
A Nancy Astor film documenting the life, times and impact of the country’s first female politician is getting a special screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema
The Ballad of Mary Whyddon | Chagford screening
The Ballad of Mary Whyddon is a feature film by The Chagford Filmmaking Group that tells a tragic tale that has become woven into the history of Dartmoor
Vitamin Sea: nature, the environment and mental health
Vitamin Sea is more than a film about plastic pollution, it highlights where connecting to nature, environmentalism and mental health intersect.
Jamille van Wijngaarden on her dark comedy School’s Out
In the comedic short School’s Out director Jamille van Wijngaarden takes a parents evening to explore some of those darker moments and parents evening
Hell-Tor Gothic film festival puts Devon on horror map
A new festival in Exeter celebrating Dartmoor and Devon’s rich history of ghosts, ghouls and witchcraft – Hell-Tor – will take place this November.
Marek Kawula capturing images our eyes would never see
Marek Kawula is a Devon filmmaker who gazed at the stars for his Time is the Enemy film. We asked about his inspiration and future plans
Medical myths from the big screen: Hollywood Hospital
Medical myths abound in TV and film. We’ve gone all Doogie Howser to expose the health issues that Hollywood exploits for a good story – not good medicine
Kayleigh Gibbons talks Featherweight, realism and honesty
Featherweight is an animation that uses engaging characters and dark humour to explore grief and loss. We asked Kayleigh Gibbons why she made it
Chumbak: hope and aspirations from jungle to city
Shot it India, Chumbak caputres hope and adventure. We spoke to filmmakers Tobias Worrall and Isabelle van Hoorn about their adventure of making it
Focusing on emotional truth: Louisa Fielden talks about Patrick
The complex emotional truth of female friendship is explored in Patrick, a new short film by Louisa Fielden, to premiere in Exeter at Two Short Nights
Challenge! Can you make a film in 48 hours
Can you Make a film in 48 hours? As part of the Two Short Nights film fest in Exeter the annual 48 hour film challenge is set to take place. Marks, set, go!
Including Disney magic in your daily routine
Get your daily dose of Disney magic – from the moment you wake up to what you watch, and even go on holiday, there is a Disney something for every occasion
Britain on Film mapping mission: crowdsourcing with the BFI
The BFI calls on the you to join the Britain on Film mapping mission to help discover more about the shared screen heritage across the UK
Ferrante Fever, charting the ‘unrelenting addiction’ to the author
Ferrante Fever is a documentary that explores the Elena Ferrante phenomenon. We asked Dr Alessia Risi what all the fuss is about and more
UK Green Film Festival: the best of environmental films
The UK Green Film Festival is bringing some of the best – and shocking – environmental films to cinemas throughout the UK including Exeter and Falmouth
Allowing the story to shine: Vanessa Bailey talks about Bus Stop
Vanessa Bailey went on ‘an unexpected journey’ to create the short film Bus Stop. We ask her about it, and why filmmakers should take control
Friendship and love: Rosie Westhoff on her film Treacle
Treacle, directed by Rosie Westhoff and written by April Kelley, has been winning praise for all aspects of the short. We chatted to Rosie about making it