Colourful Radio have announced that Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe will host a second series of panel show Meet The Critics. The format will return for a 10 week run on Friday 16th February at the new time of 7pm. Joining him on each show will be 4 pundits from the world of film as they debate the […]
The 13th British Urban Film Festival is set for late spring, June 2018. Taking place 4 – 9 June, the six day event will feature UK and international premieres of short films and feature length titles. Also returning will be the annual Live Script Readings (now in its’ 6th year) which will showcase the work of 3 writers. The
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Dr Clare Anyiam-Osigwe is one the UK’s top 20 natural beauty experts and the founder & CEO of Premae Skincare. She’s also the recent recipient of a British Empire Medal for services to dermatology. PremaeUK is a boutique bricks and clicks business focused on making products to help the customer look pretty and feel confident with
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The Time Is Now, a BFI publication, explores and celebrates the role women play in affecting change in the film industry. This exclusive interview of Clare Anyiam-Osigwe explores instituitional racism, lack of diversity in funding management, gender bias and Clare’s restored faith in the smile milestones as she returns to her first love as a
Calloused Hands which features an award winning performance from Wire and Empire star Andre Royo, will receive its VOD release November 23rd, 2017 via Film Doo. The hard-hitting drama, which is based on the life story of its writer/director Jesse Quinones, tells the story of Josh (Luca Oriel), a 12-year-old mixed race boy growing up in Miami who shows promise as
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The British Urban Film Festival have today announced that they will be in attendance at Holland’s premier urban film festival this weekend. Ahead of BUFF City Season in York next week, the leading film festival for diversity in the world will be in Amsterdam for DBUFF 2017 (Da Bounce Urban Film Festival) for the dutch
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‘Bulletproof’ and ‘Safe House’ actor is the latest big name to join the board of the British Urban Film Festival The actor was given an honorary award last month by the British Urban Film Festival in recognition of a career which started at the age of 10 with ‘The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles’ in 1992.
Abi is 37 years old. Five years ago her life as an able 32 year old women; socialising, dating, working and planning her future changed dramatically, having developed a lack of control over her own legs and the onslaught of blurred vision resulting in a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis otherwise known as MS. MS moves at various different
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It will be the first time that BUFF screens films at the BAFTA qualifying event in York which, this year, has extended its’ schedule from 4 days to 5. BUFF will be screening 6 short films from its’ archive on Thursday the 9th and Saturday the 11th of November. It’s the 3rd time in 4 years that BUFF has been invited
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The British Urban Film Festival (BUFF) was formed in July 2005 to showcase urban independent cinema in the absence of any such state-sponsored activity in the UK. Supported by filmmakers and British actors, the organisation was set up by Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe. In it’s 10th year in 2015, the festival produced the first BUFF awards and
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