Gabriel Moses On His Narrative Debut ‘The Last Hour’, Collaborating With Spike Lee & Working Towards His First Feature: “I Want To Create Something Powerful”

Gabriel Moses On His Narrative Debut ‘The Last Hour’, Collaborating With Spike Lee & Working Towards His First Feature: “I Want To Create Something Powerful”

As part of an expansive and buzzy career retrospective at 180 Studios in London this past summer, filmmaker and artist Gabriel Moses created The Last Hour, the first narrative-led project of his already decade-long career.  Moses is only 27 but is widely regarded as one of the UK’s most prolific and skilled contemporary filmmakers. This…

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Ewan McGregor At BAFTA Scotland; TLC UK; Australian ‘Office’ Cancelled; Arab Critics’ Awards; Loren Waters Short — Global Briefs 

Ewan McGregor At BAFTA Scotland; TLC UK; Australian ‘Office’ Cancelled; Arab Critics’ Awards; Loren Waters Short — Global Briefs 

Ewan McGregor To Be Feted At BAFTA Scotland  Ewan McGregor will receive the honorary award for Outstanding Contribution to Film and Television at the BAFTA Scotland Awards ceremony in Glasgow on Sunday 16 November. McGregor has previously been recognized by BAFTA Scotland, winning awards for his roles in 1996’s Trainspotting and 2003’s Young Adam, as…

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Ofcom Updates Guidance On Politicians Presenting News Shows After Losing GB News Court Battle

Ofcom Updates Guidance On Politicians Presenting News Shows After Losing GB News Court Battle

Ofcom has strengthened guidance concerning politicians presenting news shows after the UK media regulator lost a court battle with GB News earlier this year. Under British broadcasting rules, politicians are not allowed to present news shows, but can host current affairs shows. Ofcom has announced that this will not change, but the regulator has updated…

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Channel 4’s Nevine Mabro Becomes BBC’s Storyville Chief

Channel 4’s Nevine Mabro Becomes BBC’s Storyville Chief

The BBC‘s international docs strand Storyville has a new leader. Channel 4‘s Nevine Mabro has been hired as Head of Storyville and will begin her new role in January 2026, reporting Fiona Campbell, the BBC’s Controller of Youth Audiences and Interim Director of Unscripted. The role was created earlier this year when the BBC shuttered…

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How China reacted to “No Kings” anti-Trump protest in US

How China reacted to “No Kings” anti-Trump protest in US

Chinese netizens have been reacting to the “No Kings” rallies held across the United States in opposition to President Donald Trump’s policies. More than 2,600 demonstrations took place on Saturday, drawing nearly 7 million participants, according to organizers—even larger than the coast-to-coast “No Kings” protests that took place in June. Solidarity events were also held…

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‘Terrifier’ Star Jenna Kanell To Lead Ocean-Set Survival Horror ‘The Hatchery’, AMP Launches Ahead Of AFM

‘Terrifier’ Star Jenna Kanell To Lead Ocean-Set Survival Horror ‘The Hatchery’, AMP Launches Ahead Of AFM

EXCLUSIVE: Ahead of next month’s American Film Market, Alliance Media Partners (AMP) has signed up survival horror The Hatchery as worldwide sales agent. Currently in early pre-production, the ocean-set film has Terrifier star Jenna Kanell attached in the lead role. The synopsis reads: “Eight women awaken in darkness inside a cargo container with no memory…

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Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Fest Makes History With Country’s First Live Accompanied Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Laurel & Hardy Screenings

Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Fest Makes History With Country’s First Live Accompanied Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Laurel & Hardy Screenings

The Red Sea Film Festival is set to make cinema history for Saudi Arabia at its upcoming edition as it hosts the country’s first silent film screening accompanied by a live musical accompaniment. The UK’s silent film musical specialist Neil Brand will provide live accompaniment to three silent slapstick shorts from Buster Keaton (One Week),…

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Oscar-Winning Director Ben Proudfoot Talks Historical Significance Of ‘The Eyes Of Ghana’, Scoring Doc At Abbey Road Studios & Why Project Was A “Full Circle Moment” For Barack Obama

Oscar-Winning Director Ben Proudfoot Talks Historical Significance Of ‘The Eyes Of Ghana’, Scoring Doc At Abbey Road Studios & Why Project Was A “Full Circle Moment” For Barack Obama

EXCLUSIVE: When Oscar-winning director debuted his feature doc The Eyes of Ghana at the London Film Festival this month, it marked a welcome return to the UK capital for him and his team after scoring the project at the iconic Abbey Road Studios in August this year. The film is Proudfoot’s first feature in a decade and…

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