A new Kafka-inspired short film will begin shooting in Bolton in May this year, created by a Manchester-based filmmaker and

Womxnchester International Film Festival will debut its first ever edition at the Everyman Cinema this Saturday.  The festival will showcase

Writer and director Spencer Susser has partnered with Humane Society International to create a short, animated film starring a white

Cornwall is always forgotten. It’s a holiday destination for some, a topless Aiden Turner for others, but for a minority, it’s their home. The forgotten people are the subject of Mark Jenkin’s arresting and jarring first feature, Bait.

A 13-year-old girl living in Ashton is raising money to create her own short film adaptation of Hansel and Gretel.

A ‘childhood recurring nightmare’ has inspired a Manchester film producer to create his own crowdfunded sci-fi horror.

Zombies are amongst us in Manchester in an apocalyptic short film which tackles a father-daughter relationship between the undead.

Stutterer is a beautiful romance that sheds the clichéd tropes of the genre to produce something poignant, wonderful and genuine.

We Can’t Live Without Cosmos bears both the warm comfort of the Saturday morning cartoons of youth and the wonder and depth of the cosmos themselves.

Love Me Tinder is a melancholy tale of love and loneliness in a time when traditional routes to love are breaking down and solitude is accepted as the norm by many.

Kinofilm, Manchester’s longest-running international short film and animation festival, is set to return on Monday 28th February for a weeklong display of shorts and animations.