Children of the Corn | idiots to the slaughter
It doesn’t sound like any adults are safe from this remake of the Stephen King story Children of the Corn. Bex Phillips reviews
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The Christophers | compelling key work in Soderbergh drama from Cornwall artist
The ‘ghost artist’ from the acclaimed drama The Christophers by Steven Soderbergh has work from the contemporary Cornwall artist
Swashbuckling Cornwall | the cut and thrust of screen combat
Swashbuckling Cornwall share skills, showmanship and love of heritage. We spoke to Henry Austwick about the cut and thrust of swash ‘n’ buckle
Peterloo at the Poly with a Mike Leigh for Cornwall Film Fest
Mike Leigh will be at the Cornwall Film Festival Gala Night with a special screening of his latest film Peterloo along with a Q&A
Nominate a children’s hospital for a ‘Cine-Makeover’
Spread a bit of cinema magic and nominate a children’s ward for a special ‘Cine-Makeover’ worth more than £15,000
Take Your Time at the Children’s International Film Festival 2015
Take Your Time, a film by Orson Cornick’s film, has been selected for screening the Children’s International Film Festival 2015 in Dubai
Making films takes a lot of guts: Orson Cornick talks about Take Your Time
Take Your Time is Orson Cornick’s second film, and builds on the world of Children’s Union of Bears he’s creating. He spoke about what drives his filmmaking
Short film set in London and rural Cornwall needs lead role, producer and crew
Ashes is Nick Gordon’s short film set in London and rural Cornwall, and there are a few positions to fill in what promises to be an exciting project
She Sells Seashells: Orson Cornick’s charming short
She Sells Seashells by Orson Cornick is a short film which follows a young girl who makes an alliance with a Teddy Bear
Urgent: casting call for youngsters in Devon and Cornwall
An urgent casting call for young actors in Devon and Cornwall. One female and one male aged 8 to 10 are needed for short shot in a beautiful Tudor manor
Screen Actions and family film at the 2012 Cornwall Film Festival
It’s the ultimate film field trip for young people of all ages! Screen Actions is back at the Cornwall Film Film festival, inspiring and informing young filmmakers
South West premieres, shorts and special events at the Cornwall Film Festival 2012
The Cornwall Film Festival is four days of film-packed fun, with premieres, Q&As with directors, special shorts, documentaries and professional development opportunities
Won’t somebody think of the children?! Oh, wait here’s the pick of the week’s releases
Simon Roger Key passes his bleary eye over the latest releases for the last time and picks out Electrick Children and Detachment
Kinder Kino – a new cinema experience at the Exeter Phoenix for parents and children
Kinder Kino at the Exeter Phoenix is a once-a-month preschool screening and film for parents with babies under 12 months
Cornwall Film Fest’s Donna Anton on jury at Celtic Media Fest
Cornwall Film Festival director Donna Anton was on the jury of the Celtic Media Festival, which had four films from Cornwall on its shortlist
Free workshops on offer at Cornwall Film Festival
The Cornwall Film Festival is hosting two, free Film Nation: Shorts workshops for young filmmakers, as well as a painting-on-film workshop for people of all ages
Cornwall Film Festival: a premiere, a Palme d’Or winner plus excellent work from Cornwall filmmakers
Cornwall Film Festival has the UK premiere of The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets’ Nest, Mike Leigh’s Palme d’Or winning Another Year and an artistic celluloid sensation from Unravel -plus excellent work from Cornwall Filmmakers -including Board Shorts
What do you need in a film festival award? Popcorn, film and a theme tune, according to sculptor Frances Davidson
The D+CFilm Award for Two Short Nights was designed and made by sculptor Frances Davidson. Her relationship with film, automata and magical cabinets came through in the wonderful awards
Four films from Cornwall shortlisted for Celtic Media Festival
There’s a good fist of representatives from Cornwall in the Celtic Media Festival, which takes place between March 25-27. Four films have been shortlisted in three categories, covering short dramas, features and factual films.
Exeter University Chancellor Floella Benjamin hits out at Ofcom’s lack of vision for children’s TV
Chancellor of Exeter University, Floella Benjamin, has called for an “Obama type vision” to project children’s programming.
Collaborating to make important films worth making | Coco Bond
Coco Bond is a filmmaking dynamo determined to make films worth making while ensuring that they leave a lasting impact
Aria Starlight | creativity driven by passion
Screenwriter and director Simon Elvin talks hope, creativity and making your own success as he prepares to film new short Aria Starlight
The Legend of Jan Tregeagle | beautifully handmade animation crowdfunder
The Legend of Jan Tregeagle is a hand-made stop motion film of a South West legend that needs some support for completion
An absolute wild ride! | Screams by the Sea 2026
Screams by the Sea is fast becoming a film fixture for Bournemouth, with an international reach and an intimate feel. Bex Phillips explores
Mother Company | young choir gives community a fresh voice in docu-fiction
Experimental doc Mother Company highlights the plight of a post-industrial Northern Greece with a choir of children in a disused factory
Dawnbreaker | science and belief and religion mix in Elinor Lower debut
Elinor Lower has moved into film with a debut in Dawnbreaker, which starts asking questions about belief, science and religion
“We’ve got a good community” | Contact Darkroom
The Contact Darkroom has a darkroom and colour processor to get hands on and support the South West creative doers
Gatherings | togetherness tied through evolving traditions
Tradition lives and evolves all around us, Gatherings allows the communities that keep those traditions alive to speak for themselves
Fashion in Film fest | Connections between fashion and nature
Plymouth Arts Cinema is taking part in Fashion in Film Festival’s Grounded, exploring fashion and nature through the lens of cinema
All Aboard for animation workshops
There are free animation workshops for young people at the Exeter Phoenix this autumn. It’s full speed ahead to checking them out
