A former young carer from Leeds who found freedom and confidence in the Yorkshire Dales is premiering a new documentary about the power of nature, friendship and time away from screens.

The huge and misplaced cinematic orgasm of "Wuthering Heights" is at least underwritten by Director Emerald Fennell’s decision to insert her film’s title in inverted commas, lest there be a question mark suspended over the severity of its departure from Emily Brontë’s fiction.

Talented film and media students from across the UK have been celebrated at the 12th annual Moving Image Awards ceremony held at the British Film Institute in London. Launched in 2014 in partnership with the British Film Institute, the Moving Image Awards celebrate outstanding moving image work by students studying Eduqas Film and Media qualifications.

The 10-year-old actress, Matilda Firth, from Cleckheaton in West Yorkshire has received the Youngster of the Year award at Yorkshire Young Achievers Award ceremony. It comes just two weeks before the actress takes to the red carpet for the London premiere of her latest movie, the Sky Original Christmas film, Tinsel Town.

Scarborough is the place to be for budding filmmakers and film lovers this month, with a gold standard filmmaking course for teenagers and a season of classic horror films and activities for the whole family at the Stephen Joseph Theatre.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

I haven’t read the best-selling book on which director Marianne Elliott’s eponymous new film is based, though I have it on solid, if anecdotal, authority that the representation is a fair one.

The Glowflare Horror Film Festival drew its final curtain this weekend on Sunday evening following an unforgettable celebration of horror cinema that united filmmakers, fans, and creatives from across the UK and beyond. With multiple screenings, standout premieres, and a warming atmosphere throughout the event, this year’s edition has proven cinema ad independent filmmaking is very much alive.

Em Humble, BAFTA longlisted voice actor from Thank Goodness You’re Here (Coal Supper’s winner of Best British Game in the 2025 BAFTA Games Awards), is releasing her award-winning mockumentary short film Chicken Girl on Youtube (Friday April 18th 2025). The ten-minute tragicomedy follows a delusional young woman’s obsession with chickens and golden eggs.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week. The Monkey (15) Based on the story by Stephen King, produced by James Wan (Insidious, Saw) and from writer/director Osgood Perkins (Longlegs), The Monkey is a must-see for horror fans.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases.

Budding young filmmakers were celebrated at the 11th annual Moving Image Awards ceremony held at the British Film Institute on 10 February. Proud students, parents, and teachers came together across the UK to celebrate the work of young directors, screenwriters, and producers, including a pupil from Wales High School in Sheffield.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week. Companion (15) Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid star in this sci-fi-tinged horror from director Drew Hancock, that sees a weekend getaway turn violent when a human companionship android goes wrong.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

New Writing North brings a major TV industry event to Newcastle, aimed at writers from across the north who want to improve their screenwriting skills, get industry know-how, and make new connections. Sponsored by North East Screen, Screenwriting Weekender takes place at the Live Theatre in Newcastle from 31 January to 2 February.

From the depths of darkness emerges an unforgettable week of films and events focused around all things horror. From the 23rd - 31st October, this unmissable event promises to captivate audiences with a diverse selection of horror films, live events, talks, crafts, and more.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week.

The sadness may have set in, at the news of the box office takings to George Miller’s longtime coming prequel to his acclaimed and revered 2015 action masterpiece Mad Max: Fury Road. But one thing is for sure, after watching Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, you will “remember her”.

Our film critic and media correspondent has been looking and trawling the new releases. Here's what you can see on the big screen this week. From July 5th The Mummy: 25th Anniversary (15) Re-release of Stephen Sommers’ beloved 1999 action adventure blockbuster The Mummy, as the film celebrates its 25th anniversary.