British Urban Film Festival

Vicky Knight, Lourdes Fabares, Stephan Pierre-Mitchell

Screen Daily Star of Tomorrow, Vicky Knight and Lourdes Faberes to lead Sci-Fi RomCom, RESHAPED by Stephan Mitchell-Pierre.

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Directed by, written and co-starring award winning filmmaker Stephan Pierre-Mitchell (Deleted), the Sci-Fi Romantic short film, Reshaped stars Screen Daily Star of Tomorrow 2019, BAFTA Breakthrough 2019 actress, Vicky Knight (Dirty God), Scottish actress/ comedian Janey Godley (Wild Rose) and Lourdes Faberes (No Time To Die) known for her role in multi awarded BIFA 2021 feature film, Boiling […]

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BUFF Festival 2021

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Black British filmmaker Menelik Shabazz dies age 67 :  Deadline reports BUFF2020 Best Actress winner, Ruby Barker to star in new Horror ‘Baghead’ : Birmingham mail reports BUFF2020 award nominated Birmingham-based feature Takes Of The Fatherless gets cinema release : Screen Daily feature Emmanuel’s thoughts on BAFTA Chair resignation https://news.sky.com/story/noel-clarke-bafta-defends-decision-to-present-actor-with-outstanding-contribution-to-british-cinema-award-12297601 Variety report on Noel Clarke

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British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA Accreditation

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British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA Accreditation   5 October 2020   From today, filmmakers who have short films selected and screened at the British Urban Film Festival will now be eligible to enter their film for the BAFTA film awards. The festival, founded in 2005 by Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE (for services to the Black

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BAFTA hypocrisy exposed over Black Lives Matter tweet

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A series of tweets from a prominent black film executive revealed that the film charity mis-took the identity of a Black British film producer in an obituary which they plagiarised. Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe MBE, the founder of the British Urban Film Festival has condemned BAFTA for declaring their solidarity for the black community after he produced

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BUFF Festival 2020

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2020 December Festival coverage: Vimooz reports – Best Feature Film Award winner: How To Stop a Recurring Dream The Scottish National reports on award nominated ‘In The Red’ Documentary Film News breaks BUFF Awards winners story Fan Carpet breaks BUFF Awards nominees story Screen Daily https://www.screendaily.com/news/british-urban-film-festival-launches-official-selection-on-apple-tv/5155843.article – The Voice newspaper https://www.voice-online.co.uk/entertainment/film/2020/12/18/british-urban-film-festival-found-on-the-apple-tv-app/ – Digital Fix https://www.thedigitalfix.com/film/news/the-british-urban-film-festival-launches-on-apple-tv-from-today/

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British Urban Film Festival @buffconnects founder Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe @emmanuelanyiamo awarded MBE #NewYearsHonoursList2019

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London, 27/12/2019 22:30 GMT   Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe, the man who founded the British Urban Film Festival 14 years ago, has been recognised in the New Year’s honours list with an MBE for ‘services to the Black and minority ethnic film industry’. Anyiam-Osigwe is a familiar face to UK film audiences having spent 17 years working

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Met Film School announce new partnership with British Urban Film Festival (@buff enterprises)

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One of the UK’s leading private film schools, Met Film, has announced a new partnership with the British Urban Film Festival. Situated next to the iconic Ealing Studios in West London, the school will host 3 days of film and scriptwriting workshop labs plus the annual Live BUFF Script Readings which has previously been staged

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MX Player acquires Clare Anyiam-Osigwe’s ‘No Shade’ Film

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London | 05.06.19   For immediate release   MX Player, the world’s largest local video player and one of India’s biggest OTT providers with over 175 million monthly active users and 70 million daily active users, has become the latest platform to secure streaming rights to the award-winning race drama No Shade from BUFF Originals

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.@londonpost reports 8 British Films directed by women @billievee @tayodesanya @annettalaufer @guenmurroni @FranCastelbuono screening at 5 festivals with @buffenterprises Autumn 2018

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Thank you Film News for reporting the story of 8 british female directed films screening across 5 international festivals. Read the story here

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