So, the August bank holiday has passed for another year and that means one thing – The Film4 Frightfest in London has just finished. This year held a special meaning to the festival though, with it ...
Rose Garnett, an executive at the British movie company Film4, has found herself in an unusual situation lately. After watching Oscar nominees such as “Carol,” “45 Years” and “Ex Machina,” ...
As the awards season gets into full swing, several of the films in contention have one thing in common — they have been backed by Film4, the movie arm of U.K. broadcaster Channel 4. “Room,” “Carol,” ...
"I never wanted to work in America or for a Studio," veteran UK producer Tessa Ross began this morning when prompted on her ...
Film4’s annual budget has dropped from £25 million to £22.5 Million for 2024. The Poor Things backer confirmed the reduction with us, adding that the figure was “in line with recent years.” “Film4 is ...
Film4, the movie division of UK broadcaster Channel Four, has announced plans for a refugee drama written by critically acclaimed British novelist Zadie Smith and her husband, Irish author Nick Laird.
With Film4 FrightFest 2012 having just concluded on August 27th, we have our second batch of reviews right here waiting for you. Read on! Also coming at you soon will be our yearly wrap-up piece ...
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