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British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA accreditation

8th October 2020 by Sarah Cartland

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, has been added to Section B of the BAFTA Qualifying Festivals List for the British Short Film award. The… British Urban Film Festival receives BAFTA accreditation Read More

Filed Under: Film Festivals, Film News Tagged With: AAA, bafta, british short film, buff, Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe, no shade

2018: The Good The Bad & The Ugly (But Mostly Good)

31st December 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

Well that went quick! It seems like no time since I was writing my 2018 To-Watch list and thinking how long it was until Aquaman was coming out. And in some ways, not a whole amount has changed in the past 12 months. We’re still in the EU (just), and we still haven’t seen Replicas…. 2018: The Good The Bad & The Ugly (But Mostly Good) Read More

Filed Under: Film Articles, Reviews Of The Year Tagged With: 2018, 2018 films, a quiet place, american animals, aqua man, best of 2018, black panther, deadpool 2, den of thieves, diversity, documentaries, feature films, happy prince, Hedy Lamarr, holmes and watson, indie film, mandy, miseducation of cameron post, no shade, replicas, robin hood, shoplifters, short films, sorry to bother you, stan and ollie, the favourite, the vanishing, they shall not grow old, widows, willem dafoe, worst of 2018

“No Shade” writer-director Clare Anyiam-Osigwe on colourism, diversity in filmmaking, & her love of high stakes

6th September 2018 by Sarah Cartland Leave a Comment

“Twelve years ago the British industry was really bleak for Black creatives… The difference today is that festivals like BUFF have been operating as change-makers for unheard voices, providing a bridge for Black talent to connect with decision makers or build cast, crew and resources to produce their own projects on their own terms.”  Clare… “No Shade” writer-director Clare Anyiam-Osigwe on colourism, diversity in filmmaking, & her love of high stakes Read More

Filed Under: Interviews, Support Indie Film Tagged With: black women filmmakers, british urban film festival, buff, clare anyiam-osigwe, colourism, directing, diversity, Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe, no shade

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