Everything to Everybody Project launches Bollywood angle
Exhibition explores the influence of Shakespeare on Bollywood.
Once Upon a Time in Calcutta
Jessica Harris visits the Electric Cinema during the Birmingham Indian Film Festival.
No Depp-th in Hollywood
Balti expert Andy Munro says Johnny Depp could have done better when he visited Birmingham.
DESIblitz Film Fusion Festival 2022 ready for launch
Showcasing Punjabi, Pakistani, Kashmiri, British and World films.
Made in the Midlands for Flatpack Festival
New short films from filmmakers, artists and animators.
Shakespeare’s Coming Home
Everything to Everybody Project announces First Folio tour and new exhibition.
Flatpack Festival returns this May
Sixty eclectic in-person events throughout the city to escape with.
Midland Arts Centre announces Christmas line-up
MAC makes Christmas merry and bright with festive event line-up.
Fixed it
Thrilling new Midlands-made movie set for general release.
Wolverhampton goes Crazy
Johnny Marr’s exclusive global livestream comes to Light House.
Birmingham Indian Film Festival goes nationwide
Premieres, classics and community involvement in latest showcase of Asian cinema.
Light House launches Film Feels Hopeful season
Wolverhampton independent cinema to host series of inspirational cinema.
Millennium Point announces partnership with Mockingbird Cinema
Season of summer films launched at giant screen.
Transforming Narratives release Digital Collaborations film
17 projects and over 100 creative individuals featured.
Birmingham Indian Film Festival brings audiences back to cinemas
Online and cinema screenings to be available for this year’s festival.
Socially distanced cinema to reopen at Millennium Point
Classic films brought back on the giant screen.
Drive-in Dirty Dancing arrives in Longbridge
Have the time of your life this bank holiday.
Wolverhampton’s Light House set for June re-opening
Cinema ready to welcome back customers.
Nationwide release for Birmingham film
The Tale of The Fatherless breaks barriers in community involvement.
Adil Ray becomes Screen and Film School Birmingham patron
Birmingham star introduces scholarship for arts training.
Start your engines for The Parking Lot Social
Last chance to snatch tickets for first ever UK drive-in drag show.
Education on the menu for Asian film festival
Family film T for Taj Mahal shown on at-home screenings.
Midlands arts scene continues to thrive through lockdown
Global audience reached for West Midlands arts organisations via digital programmes.
Budding West Midlands filmmaker launches crowdfunding campaign
Fundraiser aims to finance new film project and support arts industry.
Lights, camera – action as film projects announced
BritAsia fund launches new creative collaboration.
New creative sector colleges opening in Birmingham
Enrolment now open to help meet demand for expanding industry.
Celebration of Shakespeare premieres online
World’s Stage – a multilingual celebration of Birmingham, Brummies and their Shakespeare.
Hoop Dreams and a sliver of hope
Will Mapplebeck points the way to his Number One choice for best documentary.
Beethoven: 250 years young
Simon Hales listens in on the latest CBSO Online.
John Wayne will never die
Richard Lutz on a question that won’t go away.