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Count the 12 Days of Christmas with ScreenUK as we bring you a selection of festive film, TV, animation and games sure to get you in the joyful spirit...

2024 brought us so many wonderful experiences. We look forward to bringing you more outstanding UK film, TV, animation, documentaries & games in 2025!

For UK film, TV, animation and games, this year’s releases tell a story of wild creativity and some spectacular successes.

Explore themes of desire, family responsibility and being truly seen in this moving and touching tale of an unlikely romance.

Returning with their first record in eight years, immerse yourself in the most recent chapter of iconic band blur's history.

Marking his cinematic debut, theatre director Bartlett Sher helms this drama based on a true story.

Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara are outstanding in this exhilarating and powerful story of forbidden love.

Reminiscent of Sliding Doors, one man discovers the alternative paths his life could have taken in this festive comedy.

Melissa McCarthy is magnificent as a magical genie who helps a workaholic father win back his family before Christmas.

Beloved stop-motion characters Wallace & Gromit find themselves in grave danger as they become embroiled in a sinister murder mystery.

Delight in this joyfully chaotic thirty-minute festive special from Aardman, starring the hilarious and loveable Shaun the Sheep.

Two well-known stories are blended together to create one fresh tale in this amusing and enjoyably silly festive romp.

Another outstanding year of UK film, TV, animation and games! Enjoy this December's highlights!

Documentary and drama elements are innovatively blended in this foreshadowing of the deadly global crises our present world faces.

Shahana Goswami, Sunita Rajwar and Nawal Shukla offer compelling performances in this gripping police procedural.

British writer-director Mike Leigh is reunited with Secrets & Lies actor Marianne Jean-Baptiste in this empathetic drama about depression.

Uberto Pasolini directs, co-writes and co-produces this captivating historical drama, based on Homer’s famous poem, The Odyssey.

Acclaimed Act of Killing documentarian Joshua Oppenheimer directs, co-writes and co-produces his first feature film in this ambitious musical.

Simon Otto directs this festive, charming and quintessentially British animation, co-written by famed rom-com writer Richard Curtis.

Charming animated duo Wallace & Gromit return for the first new instalment of the beloved franchise in sixteen years.

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, this year's British Independent Film Awards ceremony was an incredible event! ScreenUK was there to meet the nominees and winners, who shared their thoughts on British Independent Film and what it means to...

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, we take a closer look at BIFA Best British Independent Film nominee, On Becoming a Guinea Fowl, Zambian-Welsh filmmaker Rungano Nyoni’s surreal and vibrant black comedy drama.

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, we take a closer look at BIFA Best British Independent Film nominee, The Outrun, an affecting portrait of addiction based on the memoir by Scottish writer Amy Liptrot that features an exceptional central...

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, we take a closer look at BIFA Best British Independent Film nominee, Kneecap, the original and offbeat Irish-language comedy from British-Irish filmmaker Rich Peppiatt that fiercely defends native cultures.

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, we take a closer look at BIFA Best British Independent Film nominee, Love Lies Bleeding, an intense romantic crime thriller.

Join us as we go behind the scenes of The End We Start From. Get insights from director Mahalia Belo, producer Leah Clarke and star Jodie Comer about the intimate survival drama based on the novel by British author Megan Hunter.

Proudly supported by ScreenUK, we take a closer look at BIFA Best British Independent Film nominee, Santosh, a gripping crime drama set in rural India that explores themes of morality, hierarchy, misogyny, power and resilience.

Coming soon... British Independent Film Awards 2024, proudly supported by ScreenUK! Congratulations to all of the wonderful films nominated this year - we can't wait for the ceremony on Sunday 8 December.

Get exclusive insights from the cast and crew behind the Palme d'Or nominated period piece based on British author Elizabeth Fremantle's novel starring Alicia Vikander as Katherine Parr and Jude Law as Henry VIII.

A dinner party goes horribly awry in this dark and satirical comedy-drama about a group of London liberals.

British actors Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones are outstanding in this moving biopic about the impressive life of Stephen Hawking.

British comedy actor Nick Frost takes on a serious role as a terrifyingly sinister taxi driver.

Immerse yourself in the first ever feature-length documentary to explore the life and career of Hollywood icon Humphrey Bogart.

Directed by Terry Loane and inspired by a true story, Pierce Brosnan shines in this poignant and nostalgic drama.

Lucy Lawless co-writes, co-produces and marks her directorial debut in this compelling and intimate portrait of female photojournalist, Margaret Moth.

A fantastic central performance from Colin Firth leads this drama about a calamitous attempt to win the Golden Globe Race.

Based on the award-winning TV series, Oona and friends return for this enjoyable animated film, narrated by Chris O’Dowd.

This November, we’re thankful for the films and TV shows that made a difference.

Following the The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, Dan Brown's book series is adapted for a third instalment.

Featuring a wonderful performance from ex-Manchester United football player, Eric Cantona, this is social realism at its most uplifting.

Based on an Oscar Wilde story, Clio Barnard once again represents Bradford on screen in this moving and beautifully-directed drama.

This compassionate tribute to British playwright Andrea Dunbar, who died at twenty-nine-years-old, offers a distinctive twist on the documentary format.

Immerse yourself in this gripping and empathetic tribute to the British striking miners of 1984-1985.

The links between industrial surveillance and police infiltration of activist groups are fascinatingly examined in this scandalous documentary.

Discover the outstanding UK film, TV, animation, and video games that November brought, all available to enjoy right now!

Widespread misconduct is exposed in this gripping and eye-opening exploration of Russia’s state-sponsored doping programme.

Joshua Oppenheimer’s innovative and highly confronting documentary sees Indonesian death-squad leaders reconstructing their own crimes.

Joshua Oppenheimer’s second film about mass murders in 1960s Indonesia is both shocking and compelling.

Thomasin McKenzie wonderfully leads this biographical drama about the advent of IVF and the backlash it faced from the establishment.

Directed and co-produced by his husband David Furnish, explore the extraordinary life of British icon Elton John.

Barry Keoghan, Franz Rogowski and Nykiya Adams star in this extraordinary coming-of-age fable about life on the fringes of society.

Saoirse Ronan is outstanding as a mother searching for her missing son in the perilous landscape of London during wartime.

ScreenUK congratulates all of the incredible nominees at this year's BAFTA Scotland Awards. Check out some of the brilliant UK titles in the running...

Domhnall Glesson, Michael Fassbender and Maggie Gyllenhaal star in director Lenny Abrahamson’s funny, clever and enjoyably bizarre drama-comedy.

Taken director Pierre Morel leads this thriller about a race to deliver a ransom that could lead to global crisis.

Starring Melissa Barrera, Meghann Fahy, Tommy Dewey and Edmund Donovan, dive into this charming horror-musical-romcom blend.

Ricocheting between melodrama, comedy and horror, follow the world’s most powerful leaders at the end of the world.

Michael Biehn, Tess Haubrich and Angie Milliken star in this gory horror-thriller featuring a killer kangaroo.

Explore the extraordinary life of British playwright and composer Noël Coward, who legendary legacy still looms large.

Immerse yourself in this innovative and visually ambitious slow-burn gothic noir about a marriage under strain.

Follow two renowned rock climbers as they take on one of the most perilous mountains in North America, Devils Thumb.

Based on a true story, this charming animation tells the story of a Polish bear who finds himself in Scotland.

Look back at October with ScreenUK, as we showcase the best UK film, TV, animation and games available to you right now!

Based on Michael Morpurgo's children's novel, the theme of found family is beautifully explored in this profound 2D animation.

Celebrated filmmaker Ali Abbasi directs this intriguing origin story about one of the world’s most infamous men, Donald Trump.

Immerse yourself in this transformative journey about a cat who’s generously given another nine chances.

All Quiet on the Western Front director Edward Berger leads this engrossing drama starring Stanley Tucci and John Lithgow.

Directed and adapted to screen by Nora Fingscheidt, Oscar-nominated actor Saoirse Ronan delivers an exceptional central performance.

Brooklyn director John Crowley steers this deeply moving romance starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh.

With Halloween upon us, now is the perfect time to see how you fare against some of the best UK folk horror across film, TV and games...

A caving excursion goes drastically awry as six women climbers become trapped and hunted by an unknown breed of predator.

David Bruckner directs this surreal horror film about an ancient evil stalking a group of old college friends.

A routine military drill turns into a gory nightmare in the unforgiving landscape of the Scottish wilderness.

Aiden Gillen and Eva Birthistle give outstanding lead performances in writer-director David Keating’s black-comic horror.

Ben Wheatley continues to showcase his unique directorial style as he subverts the period drama genre.

Neil Maskell and Michael Smiley give outstanding lead performances in Ben Wheatley’s gripping slow-burn crime-thriller.

Set at the dawn of the twentieth century, this suspenseful drama-horror is filled with unexpected tonal and narrative shifts.

This satirical folk horror follows an officer tasked with finding a missing child in an unfamiliar world of pagan rituals.

Join us as we look back at the remarkable and diverse films at this year's BFI London Film Festival.

Described by King Charles III as "a national treasure", her long and distinguished career made her one of the UK's most recognisable figures of stage and screen.

Celebrate UK Black History Month with a selection of Black British stories and titles from Black talent!

Experience the glitz of the red carpet as we bring you the latest premieres from the 68th BFI London Film Festival.

Take a look back at September with us, as we showcase even more UK film, TV, animation, documentaries and video games, ready and waiting to thrill and entertain you!

If you’re settling back into school or college, take some inspiration from TV and movies...

Co-produced by beloved American actor Tom Hanks, this modest coming-of-age film features a fantastic central performance from James McAvoy.

Alan Bennett’s famous play is adapted to film as the young characters learn facts about life alongside necessary academic knowledge.

Directed and adapted to screen by brothers Chris and Paul Weitz, this absorbing romantic comedy is both moving and charming.

Michael Fassbender convincingly leads this dark but compelling exploration of addiction, dysfunction and shameful secrets.

The loneliness and isolation of contemporary urban life is explored in this tragic, real-life story about an unnoticed death.

Emma Roberts amusingly leads this teenage comedy that also features Desperately Seeking Susan actor Aidan Quinn.

The director of An Education, Lone Scherfig, constructs this warm and witty comedy-drama, set against the backdrop of the Blitz.

The 1950s St Trinian's schoolgirl comedies are captivatingly revived in this entertainingly chaotic film remake.

Based on the novel by British writer Andrew Michael Hurley, this unsettling folk-horror sees a family’s life thrown into turmoil.

Michael Fassbender is outstanding as Bobby Sands in this retelling of the 1981 hunger strike at Northern Ireland’s Maze prison.

Masterful performances from Christoph Waltz, Lucy Liu and Cooper Hoffman permeate this entertaining and action-packed film.

Immerse yourself in this fresh take on the aborted 1970 lunar mission, in this tense, life-or-death survival story.

Based on Carl Shuken’s 2019 bestselling novel, Christine Jeffs directs, adapts to screen and co-produces this gripping medical drama.

Viggo Mortensen, Chiara Mastroianni and Rafi Pitts star in Argentine director and co-writer’s thought-provoking meditation on colonialism.

J.J. Perry directs this thrilling and high-octane action-comedy, starring Dave Bautista and Sofia Boutella.

Brandy Norwood is sensational in her first significant horror role since 1997’s I Know What You Did Last Summer.

Follow the incredible story of Christopher Reeve, as the iconic film actor turns to disability activism after a lethal accident.

Based on the novel by Anthony Quinn, Oscar-nominated British actor Sir Ian McKellen gives a fantastic and witty central performance.

This distinctive and unique drama intelligently and compellingly explores themes of trauma, loneliness, grief and mental health crises.

This gripping biopic that took over a decade to make is the stunning directorial feature from award-winning cinematographer Ellen Kuras.

The debut feature from London-based Finnish writer, director and co-producer Mikko Mäkelä offers confidently modest but assured filmmaking.

Written and directed by Coralie Fargeat, Demi Moore gives a career-defining performance in this audacious post-modern body horror.

Immerse yourself in this enlightening and intimate glimpse into the lives, behaviours and social structures of a group of orangutans.

Based on the last full-length novel by Ernest Hemingway, with a stellar cast that includes Liev Schreiber and Danny Huston.

Guillem Morales directs this unsettling, engrossing and intelligent thriller about revenge and unresolved childhood trauma.

An account of the life of celebrated Irish playwright Samuel Beckett, played convincingly by both Fionn O’Shea and Gabriel Byrne.

This horror-comedy about a literal doorway that becomes an entrance to another dimension is filled with thrilling twists and turns.

Erin Moriarty shines in the central role of this gripping thriller, alongside talented Australian actor Jai Courtney.

Co-writer and director Fede Álvarez brings his own distinct spin to this franchise reboot, led by Priscilla actor Cailee Spaeny.

Director Rich Peppiatt joined the BFI from Sundance to discuss his new fictionalised drama about real-life hip-hop trio Kneecap.

Take a look back at August with us, as we showcase even more UK film, TV, animation, documentaries and video games, ready and waiting to thrill and entertain you!

Guy Ritchie’s follow-up to Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels features outstanding performances from Brad Pitt and Benicio del Toro.

Life on the dole in Thatcher’s Britain forms the backdrop for Mike Leigh’s breakthrough film release.

Explore the career of renowned Italian director Dario Argento, known for his dark, strange and unique horror films.

Teenagers become obsessed with a Buffy-esque TV show in this haunting story of identity, fandom and infatuation.

Zar Amir Ebrahimi is outstanding in this tense drama about a woman and daughter trying to escape an abusive man.

After producing two Guy Ritchie films, the UK’s Matthew Vaughn marked his directorial debut with this exhilarating British crime-thriller.

The Crown and Slow Horses lead the field, with high hopes for a host of UK talent at the Primetime Emmys in September.

British actor Helen Mirren transforms into Queen Elizabeth II in this empathetic recreation of Princess Diana’s untimely death.

The fifth film in the Harry Potter series features plot twists, battles, clashes, explosions and other-worldly giants.

Bohemian Rhapsody screenwriter Anthony McCarten pens an absorbing script in this Fernando Meirelles-directed drama about the Catholic Church.

Oscar-nominated actor Elliot Page co-writes, co-produces and stars in this touching and authentic glimpse into a transgender man’s life.

Bill Skarsgård takes on the iconic role of The Crow in this modern reconceptualisation of the 1994 cult classic film.

The story of a budding author turning to sex work to research his first novel, Sebastian poses many provocative questions about the creative process and queer life in London. Director Mikko Mäkelä joined the BFI for a conversation from...

Hip hop trio Kneecap play themselves in this original and offbeat Irish-language comedy that fiercely defends native cultures.

A struggling writer is caught between two lives in this intriguing drama about desire, shame and liberation.

Den of Geek and ScreenUK took the biggest pop culture event of the year by storm with some of San Diego Comic-Con's hottest talent dropping by the studio. Check out the highlights featuring interviews with top UK talent, incredible...

We had an incredible week in Austin during SXSW. In collaboration with Den of Geek, we got to deep dive with some of the best British talent to come through our studio and UK House.

Incredible central performances from Meryl Streep, Hugh Grant and Simon Helberg steal the show in this crowd-pleasing biopic.

Sean P. Mullen directs this short but charming animation that compellingly turns the princess stereotype on its head.

Directed and adapted to screen by Irish filmmaker John Carney, this bittersweet drama features outstanding performances from its ensemble cast.

This likeable and warm-hearted school comedy features endearing performances from its young British leads, Will Poulter and Bill Milner.

Writer-director Anton Corbijn’s spy espionage adaptation features a beguiling performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman in his final leading role.

Kiera Thompson and Sienna Sayer are sensational as the young leads in this slow-burn, unsettling ghost story.

Hugh Grant leads a first-rate voice cast in this endearing and madcap animated pirate adventure.

A muted but powerful British drama about a former child soldier trying to acclimatise to a new life in London.

Sarah Gadon and Bel Powley give charming performances as two princesses let loose on the bustling streets of 1940s London.

Delve into the fascinating life, career and legacy of It’s A Wonderful Life director Frank Capra.

Stuck for interesting reading this summer? Dip your toes in the water with some superb book-to-screen adaptations…

Shailene Woodley gives an outstanding central performance in Baltasar Kormákur’s gripping survival drama, based on real events.

John Le Carré’s novel is adapted to screen by British-Iranian writer Hossein Amini in this intriguing spy thriller.

This delightful and renowned British comedy features charming performances from its leads Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell.

Take a look back at July as we highlight more remarkable UK film, tv, animation, documentaries and games available to you right now!

Joachim Hedén directs this tense underwater survival thriller, filled with dread, jeopardy and great white sharks.

Games of Thrones actor Kit Harington stars alongside Ashleigh Cummings in this tense and atmospheric horror film.

Immerse yourself in 1830s New Zealand as Lee Tamahori directs and co-writes this ambitious historical drama starring Guy Pearce.

Baltasar Kormákur directs and co-writes this tender and thrilling romance that spans several decades and continents.

Martin Scorsese guides us through the distinctive and cherished work of celebrated directing duo Powell and Pressburger.

Celebrate South Asian Heritage Month with a selection of South Asian British stories and titles from South Asian talent!

ScreenUK has teamed up with Den of Geek and Roddenberry Entertainment to present a special series of the Does It Fly? podcast. Putting your favourite sci-fi and pop culture to the test!

Teaming up with Den of Geek and Roddenberry Entertainment to present a special series of Does it Fly?, the podcast examines some of our favourite sci-fi classics from a sci-fact perspective. Can you change the laws of physics? We’re going...

In this merciless thriller, a detective tries to stop a masked sadist from live-broadcasting the executions of his captives.

Directed and co-written by Ethan Coen, this comedy caper stars outstanding performances from Margaret Qualley and Geraldine Viswanathan.

In this immersive archival journey, the New York music scene of the early 2000s is joyfully explored.

The rise and fall of fashion designer John Galliano is charted in this gripping and thought-provoking documentary.

Follow the life of a charismatic rebel as he pulls off an unparalleled number of bank robberies in 1990s Seattle.

American filmmaker Alex Ross Perry teams up with GHOST’s primary songwriter, Tobias Forge, to co-direct this vibrant music documentary.

Shiva Baby’s Rachel Sennott leads this feature debut about trauma recovery from writer-director Ally Pankiw.

Zoe Ziegler and Julianne Nicholson are remarkable in Pulitzer prize-winner Annie Baker’s stunning directorial debut.

This thoughtful drama about the mother-daughter relationship of two immigrants in Scotland is close, intimate and riveting.

Scoot McNairy and Whitney Able are outstanding as the leads in this thrilling romantic sci-fi.

Discover more fresh and thrilling UK film, TV, animation, documentaries, and games waiting to entertain you this month!

Domhnall Gleeson and Rachel McAdams are undeniably charming in this sweet and moving romantic comedy.

Sigourney Weaver is phenomenal in this masterful sci-fi horror that made her the name she is today.

Directed and co-written by renowned Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón, this astounding dystopian thriller is as electrifying as it is smart.

Alicia Vikander is remarkable as Katherine Parr in the English-language debut of Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz.

Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons and Willem Dafoe are remarkable in Yorgos Lanthimos’s dark and wonderfully bizarre three-part film.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus gives a profoundly moving performance as a grieving mother in this darkly comedic drama.

Fascinating interviews and stunning archival footage seamlessly intertwine in this galvanising and remarkable documentary about the 1971 Women’s World Cup.

Explore the legacy of iconic and trailblazing artist Cyndi Lauper in director Alison Ellwood’s fascinating documentary.

UK animation enjoys success around the world and this year’s Annecy International Animation Film Festival presents 15 films from UK production companies, directors and universities in official competition.

From the team responsible for the Oscar-nominated animation, The Gruffalo, follow the action-packed life of a busker’s cat.

ScreenUK wishes the best of luck to all of the incredible UK talent and titles appearing at the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival. Check out some of the brilliant UK titles featuring in this year's programme...

Domhnall Gleeson and Margot Robbie are outstanding in this enchanting drama about the difficult beginnings of Winnie-the-Pooh.

Lively action scenes permeate this counter-terrorism thriller, convincingly led by prolific British actor Sean Bean.

Alfonso Gomez-Rejon directs this fascinating 1880s battle of competing electricity systems from titans Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse.

Explore the fascinating and tragic life of audacious and talented working-class fashion designer Alexander McQueen.

British actors Jonah Hauer-King and Alex Lawther brilliantly lead this charming and innovative romantic comedy.

Augustine Frizzell directs this intriguing pair of interwoven stories, featuring an outstanding performance from Shailene Woodley.

Mark Dindal directs this enjoyable slapstick adventure, voiced by Chris Pratt and Samuel L. Jackson.

Viggo Mortensen writes, directs, composes, co-produces and stars in this gorgeously shot Western, marking his second feature as director.

Watch our video highlights and discover more great UK film, TV, animation and games available to you this May!

Fred Armisen and Takehiro Hira narrate this captivating documentary about an unknowing Japanese reality TV star.

With music by Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, delve into this heartfelt portrait of revered London singer Amy Winehouse.

Inbetweeners co-creator Iain Morris reunites with actor Joe Thomas for this good-natured and hilarious crowd-pleaser.

Captivatingly led by revered Scottish actor Brian Cox, lose yourself in this gripping prison drama.

Set in East London, this powerful crime-drama features a strong and understated central performance from Ashley Walters.

The UK has some amazing locations for shooting films. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what UK actress Le’Shantey Bonsu thought about filming in Glasgow, Scotland.

We asked English actor Eddie Marsan about his biggest cinematic memory. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what he had to say about filming Vera Drake in Islington.

The UK has some unique and ‘off the beaten track’ locations for shooting films. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what English actress Mia McKenna-Bruce says about filming in Yeovil, Somerset.

The UK is probably best known for films set in London. We asked Zawe Ashton for her thoughts on filming in England’s capital city, and why she loves working there.

Rye Lane is a warm and playful romantic comedy where the South London landscape becomes its own character, with Peckham captured in its full and glorious vibrance. We met with the film’s star Vivian Oparah to find out what she thought about...

Great memories as well as great films and TV are made in the UK. We asked Zawe Ashton, Aimee Lou Wood and Asa Butterfield why Wales is such a great place to film.

The UK has some unusual locations for shooting films. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what Bradford-born actor Shaun Thomas thinks about filming in Hemel Hempstead.

The UK has some fantastic locations for shooting films. We asked BAFTA winning Egyptian-British actor Amir El-Masry for his thoughts about filming in Newhurst, located in the wilds of the Hebrides, off the coast of Scotland

Filming locations in the UK offer so many possibilities. We asked Lola Campbell and Charlotte Regal for their thoughts about filming in Chigwell on the outskirts of London.

In our exclusive interview, Jodie Comer tells us about filming The End We Start From in the West Coast of Scotland.

The UK has some amazing locations for filming. We asked British Actor Stephen Graham why he thinks Sheffield is a great place to film and why.

Adapted from Thomas Hürlimann’s play on the same subject, immerse yourself in this powerful exploration of wartime guilt.

Tawfeek Barhom and Sonia Braga feature in writer-director Arkasha Stevenson’s gripping prequel to The Omen.

Watch our video highlights and discover more great UK film, TV, animation and video games available to you this April!

An exceptional central performance from Cillian Murphy leads this classic zombie movie with an incisive political edge.

Starring James McAvoy, Vincent Cassel and Rosario Dawson, this gripping art heist is as stylish as it is thrilling.

Revisit this hilarious British cult classic, set in London’s Camden Town in the late 1960s.

A starry British cast shine in this moving, melancholy and often funny exploration of lost love.

Some of the finest UK thespians have tried their hand at filmmaking and showrunning – with impressive results.

Zawe Ashton, Aimee Lou Wood and Alexandra Burke spoke to us about why Manchester is a great place to film in the UK. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what they had to say.

Delve into this intimate, smart and captivating fictional account of Charles Dickens’ secret younger lover.

Guy Ritchie’s British classic is an amusing and thoroughly entertaining twist on the gangster formula.

Set in the gritty streets of South-East London, this is a bold and often intelligently comedic drama.

The third instalment of the Fantastic Beasts franchise is as visually impressive as it is captivating.

Christian Bale and Cate Blanchett are amongst the starry voice cast in this visually striking adaptation.

Emile Hirsch stars in this darkly comic drama about a Welsh teenager undergoing an identity transformation.

Ralph Fiennes’ bold and electrifying directorial debut is a visually striking and deeply visceral Shakespearean delight.

Set in Cardiff, this powerful and compelling drama features a phenomenal central performance from Welsh actor Stephanie James.

A dream caravan holiday goes awry in this chilling, idiosyncratic and highly distinctive dark comedy.

American actor Tanner Buchanan stars as Billy Walsh in this satisfying and charming coming-of-age rom-com.

Kirsten Dunst, Nick Offerman, Cailee Spaeny and Wagner Moura star in this gripping and adrenaline-fuelled dystopian drama.

Based on the notorious 2019 interview with Prince Andrew, revisit the dogged journalism that enabled the interview to take place.

One Life, co-produced by See-Saw Films, MBK Productions and BBC Film, is a moving tribute to an astounding humanitarian effort by Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who helped to rescue hundreds of predominantly Jewish children...

The exceptional feature debut Femme presents outstanding and thrilling performances from British actors George MacKay and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett. We went behind the scenes with George and Nathan to hear their thoughts about the film.

One Life, co-produced by See-Saw Films, MBK Productions and BBC Film, is a moving tribute to an astounding humanitarian effort by Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who helped to rescue hundreds of predominantly Jewish children...

One Life, co-produced by See-Saw Films, MBK Productions and BBC Film, is a moving tribute to an astounding humanitarian effort by Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who helped to rescue hundreds of predominantly Jewish children...

ScreenUK asked Robert Chandler, the producer and co-director of The Canterville Ghost what interests him about shooting in the UK. Watch our exclusive interview to find out what he had to say.

This year UK films and talent look set to do very well at the Academy Awards – but who are the frontrunners?

More epic UK film, TV, animation and games available to you this March! Enjoy our video highlights!

Join three best friends as they embark on a prank gone horribly wrong in this amusing comedy.

Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire directs this riveting thriller, based on the 2008 novel by American writer Shannon Burke.

Robert Lorenz directs this gripping 1970s-set Irish drama about a lone assassin who can’t outrun his past.

Talented Austrian writer-director Jessica Hausner explores body image and eating disorders in this gripping drama.

New Zealand filmmakers Paul Middleditch and Hamish Bennett co-direct and co-write this uplifting coming-of-age dramedy.

Bear witness to the final filmed performance of famed Japanese composer and recording artist Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Revisit Ken Loach's acclaimed British social-realist drama - a timeless and heartbreaking coming-of-age tale.

A 1920s English seaside town falls prey to an absurd and occasionally threatening scandal in this uproarious mystery comedy.

Immerse yourself in this moving tribute to an astounding humanitarian effort, based on the book by Barbara Winton.

Made with the support of the Homeless World Cup, everything’s to play for in this uplifting film about second chances.

Lust blends with violence in this brilliantly acted drama starring Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian.

This exceptional feature debut presents outstanding and thrilling performances from British actors George MacKay and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett.

Huge congratulations to all the winners and nominees at the Oscars 2024, including UK winners Oppenheimer, Poor Things and The Zone of Interest.

Happy International Women’s Day! Celebrate by exploring an incredible selection of UK film, TV, animation and games created by inspiring women writers, producers and directors, and championing women-led stories and talent.

Celebrate the British Animation Awards 2024 with a wholesome viewing of some of the best UK animation from the last two years

An animated adaptation of Sergei Prokofiev's classic story, with narration and musical composition from Gavin Friday.

This year UK films and talent look set to do very well at the Academy Awards – but who are the frontrunners?

Misan Harriman’s hard-hitting debut short features a fantastic performance from UK actor David Oyelowo.

This tender and bittersweet coming-of-age story is the directorial debut from The Inbetweeners’ Simon Bird.

Directed, co-produced and co-written by Alfonso Cuarón, this absorbing thriller features outstanding performances from Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.

A tremendous central performance from Christopher Plummer leads this raucous and highly entertaining crime thriller.

An all-star cast including Orlando Bloom, Eva Green and Brendan Gleeson lead this thoughtful historical epic.

Michael Hoffman directs this riotous and energetic 17th century biopic, led by Robert Downey Jr.

It’s time for the Oscars! We couldn’t be more excited and can’t wait to celebrate the UK titles and talent nominated in this year’s Academy Awards. Check out some of this year’s superb UK nominees in our roundup video!

What a night it was at the BAFTAs! We were on the red carpet chatting with the stars, including exciting new talent alongside some very familiar faces...

Celebrate Black History Month in the US with a selection of Black British stories and titles from Black talent!

Fans of Stephen King will delight in this comprehensive exploration of the legendary author’s cinematic legacy.

Set in New York, this modern, multi-generational love story is written, directed and co-produced by Rebecca Miller.

Twenty-one years after the 1996 film, Danny Boyle reprises four iconic characters in this enjoyable black comedy.

Rediscover one of the most iconic British films of all time in Danny Boyle’s portrait of addiction in 90s Edinburgh.

Hugh Jackman, Garrett Hedlund, Rooney Mara, Levi Miller and Amanda Seyfried star in this prequel origin story of Peter Pan.

Sébastien Drouin directs and co-writes his debut feature in this chilling and claustrophobic survival thriller.

The lines between fiction and reality blur in this espionage thriller starring Sam Rockwell, Bryce Dallas Howard and Bryan Cranston.

Keith Wilhelm Kopp directs and produces this tender exploration of love, grief and memory in this intriguing Welsh drama.

The UK has some amazing and unusual locations for shooting films. We ask some of the UK’s hottest stars of some of this year’s BAFTA nominated films Andrew Scott and Enva Lewis and Himesh Patel about their favourite places to film in the...

Get ready for more of the best film, TV, animation and games titles coming to a screen near you this February!

ScreenUK is so excited for the BAFTAs 2024! Check out some of the excellent nominees in our video roundup, featuring a plethora of UK talent...

With incredible world-building prowess, this Stone Age survival thriller is as suspenseful as it is intriguing.

Keir O’Donnell marks his debut as writer-director in this thrilling heist-romance led by Stranger Things’ Joe Keery.

Based on the novel by Alexander Maksik, Anthony Chen directs this gentle but deeply affecting character drama.

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This blistering exploration of consent authentically captures the beauty of female adolescence and friendship.

Allegedly Ken Loach’s final film, this rousing call for solidarity contains plenty of the British director’s signature humanising spirit.

In this heartfelt and richly informative documentary, a filmmaker shows what it takes to love oneself in an ableist world.

Follow the inspiring activism of Afrobeats musician Bobi Wine, as he leads a campaign against Uganda’s brutal and corrupt regime.

Immerse yourself in this extraordinary memoir of an artist trying to process a troubled relationship with her mother.

Russell Crowe and Joaquin Phoenix are magnificent as the leads in this thoroughly engaging historical epic.

Based on the 1960s television series created by Sam Rolfe, this high-octane spy caper offers charismatic performances and dazzling set-pieces.

Based on the famous novel by Russian writer Leo Tolstoy, this bold and highly-stylised adaptation is both lively and engrossing.

A powerful central performance from Imelda Staunton leads this suspenseful and emotive film, filled with humanity and compassion.

Hans Zimmer’s devastating score permeates Christopher Nolan’s ambitious and wholly immersive World War Two epic.

Witness the birth of Christopher Nolan’s penchant for complex non-chronological narratives in his mysterious debut feature film.

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Discover the fascinating story beyond the headlines in this captivating exploration of faith and delusion.

Prolific actor Nicolas Cage leads a strong cast in writer-director Gabe Polsky’s epic frontier adventure.

Prolific and celebrated filmmaker Michael Mann directs this sleek biopic, with outstanding performances from Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz.

This horror-thriller grippingly explores the cruelty inherent in children’s games, and what happens when they go too far.

Rebekah McKendry’s second feature is based on the chilling online phenomenon of ‘The Elevator Game’.

Jordan Firstman, Catalina Saavedra and Sebastián Silva are outstanding in this darkly funny exploration of a self-obsessed culture.

This gripping and compelling documentary beautifully captures the elation and catastrophe of Diego Maradona’s football career.

A compelling concept is at the centre of this engaging rural farming drama about an unexpected male bond.

This profound documentary series documents the brutality of the Troubles, and the grief and injustice faced by a community.

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Based on the first of J.K. Rowling’s popular children’s novels, this exhilarating film is directed by American filmmaker Chris Columbus.

The exhilarating final chapter of the Harry Potter series is a wonderfully-acted and utterly thrilling visual feast.

This London-set adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic novel is directed and co-produced by celebrated auteur Steven Spielberg.

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Gonzalo López-Gallego directs this mysterious thriller about a man facing a crossroads in life.

Daniel Kaluuya’s directorial debut - which he also co-writes and co-produces - is sincere, heartfelt and dynamic.

Chilean director Felipe Gálvez Haberle offers up an ambitious debut feature that explores a period of Chile’s violent colonial history.

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Kensuke's Kingdom's co-director Neil Boyle reveals the one UK director he wants you to watch.

In their expansive new documentary Occupied City, Steve McQueen and Bianca Stigter delve into the forgotten histories of wartime Amsterdam by chronicling the buildings and their residents.

As we all prepare to bid farewell to 2023, there’s still time to catch up on any films, video games and TV shows you might have missed.

Follow Scottish songwriter Lewis Capaldi’s unprecedented rise to fame in this amusing and touching documentary.

As an amnesiac man recovers from an accident, he and his twin brother come to terms with their difficult childhoods.

Follow the gripping and scandalous case of three identical siblings who didn’t know the others existed.

Immerse yourself in Aardman Animations’ first digital animated feature, with a voice cast that boasts Hugh Jackman and Jean Reno.

Veteran actors Diane Keaton and Brendan Gleeson shine in this sweet and amusing tale of unlikely romance.

Join Nick Park’s loveable duo, Wallace and Gromit, in their first full-length and thoroughly entertaining feature film.

Plunge into the unforgiving depths of a brutal world in this ruthless adaptation of Scottish novelist Irvine Welsh’s 1998 novel.

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Renowned absurdist writer-director Yorgos Lanthimos marks his English-language debut with this macabre satire on finding love.

British actors Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling are at the top of their game in this rich and thought-provoking drama.

Based on the novel by Willy Vlautin, Charlie Plummer exceptionally leads this moving and emotionally rich drama.

Led by a gripping performance from Jodie Comer, motherhood is brought into sharp focus in this intimate survival drama.

Oscar-winner Joaquin Phoenix is exceptional as Emperor Napoleon in this stunning and spectacle-filled action epic.

This visually innovative stop-motion, claymation adventure contains all the wit and charm of Nick Park’s Wallace and Gromit.

The past collides with the present in Steve McQueen’s moving musing on Amsterdam, from Nazi occupation to the present day.

Psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud and author C.S. Lewis embark on a fictitious meeting of minds in this fascinating drama.

Sandra Hüller and Cristian Friedel star in this chilling Holocaust drama, examining the lives of those complicit in unimaginable atrocities.

This highly-anticipated sequel bursts with a delightful dose of energy, joy and first-rate hijinks.

Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott are exceptional in this deeply affecting examination of grief, love and loneliness.

Emma Stone gives an outstanding performance in Yorgos Lanthimos’s thrillingly absurd romantic sci-fi.

Timothée Chalamet is intoxicating as Willy Wonka in this fun and rambunctious prequel origin story.

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Kensuke's Kingdom is a 2023 animated film based on the book of the same name by Michael Morpurgo. We went behind the scenes with directors Neil Boyle and Kirk Hendry to find out more about the movie and how it came into their lives.

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Immerse yourself in rarely-seen-before footage from the archives in Adam Curtis’s bold and illuminating experimental documentary.

Cosmo Jarvis and Barry Keoghan are outstanding in this deeply immersive tale of doomed masculinity in rural Ireland.

Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman and Barry Keoghan star in this unsettling drama from renowned and wonderfully idiosyncratic writer-director Yorgos Lanthimos.

Emerald Fennell’s auspicious debut as writer-director features a career-defining performance for British lead actor Carey Mulligan.

A twelve-minute short exploring the making of the Beatles ‘final’ song, started in the nineties and completed in 2023.

Ansel Elgort masterfully leads this thoroughly cinematic and exhilarating musical crime thriller from writer-director Edgar Wright.

Simon Pegg, Nick Frost and Edgar Wright reunite for this distinctive apocalypse comedy about a group of middle-aged men.

Horror and satirical comedy are perfectly blended in this likeable and funny spoof led by Simon Pegg.

The sharp and comedic minds behind Shaun of the Dead return for this enjoyable buddy cop satire.

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Join beloved double-act Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson in this gloriously subversive take on the Charles Dickens classic.

Michiel Huisman and Kristen Wiig star in this magical, hilarious and endearing story that proves nothing is impossible.

Become enraptured by this joyful, straightforward and outright fun animation, co-directed by Sarah Smith and Barry Cook.

Sex Education’s Asa Butterfield stars in this hilarious life-swap rom-com, directed by Irish filmmaker Jim O’Hanlon.

Become absorbed in the enjoyably absurd premise of this sweet-natured and moving festive firecracker.

Immerse yourself in this charming and nostalgic short, directed and co-written by Luigi Berio.

Renée Zellweger’s Oscar-nominated performance as the endearingly flawed Bridget Jones is as hilarious as it is charming.

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Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi lead this exquisitely black-hearted tale of privilege, with Margot Robbie on board as co-producer.

Oscar-winning director Taika Waititi teams up with revered actor Michael Fassbender in this heartfelt underdog comedy.

An all-star UK cast lend their vocal talents to The Canterville Ghost, a warm-hearted animation, based on a short story by Oscar Wilde. We went behind the scenes and spoke to the creative team behind the film to find out how the story was...

At the 2023 BFI London Film Festival, we asked Garth Davis, the Australian director of Foe which premiered at this year’s festival, about the UK Directors that he wants everyone to watch.

Cornwall-born Mark Jenkin’s dreamlike masterpiece is as visually distinctive as it is narratively gripping and satisfying.

Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan lead this crowd-pleasing drama-comedy exploring the power and catharsis of collective music.

A complex story about a family whose lives change forever due to the suicide of husband and father, Paul Shanks.

Manchester-born writer-director Daniel Kokotajlo uses first-hand experience to craft his debut feature exploring life as a Jehovah’s Witness.

This astonishing debut from Pakistani writer-director Saim Sadiq looks at the repressed desires of a family in Lahore.

At this year’s BFI London Film Festival, we asked Iain Reid, the Canadian best-selling author of Foe, about the one UK Film that he wants everyone to watch.

Filmmaker Corin Hardy delivers an impressive debut about a family fighting evil spirits in an Irish forest.

Juan Carlos Medina directs this Victorian-set murder mystery, captivatingly led by British actor Bill Nighy.

Rebecca Hall is phenomenal in this gripping and disturbing supernatural thriller.

Classic British institution, Hammer Films, is revived for this fresh take on Susan Hill’s widely-adapted novel.

Immerse yourself in rural Somerset in this fierce, uncompromising and unsettling tale of tragedy, poverty and family secrets.

A starry voice-cast lend their talents to this entertaining animation about a dog who time-travels fifty years into the future.

Rooney Mara is outstanding in this bold and ambitious attempt to reposition Mary Magdalene outside of misogynistic ideology.

Dev Patel masterfully leads this affecting drama about a lost child who reunites with his estranged family twenty-five years later.

This captivating thriller explores the origins of Tetris and how it found its way out of Russia.

Master of satire Armando Iannucci crafts a fresh, humorous and light-hearted spin on Charles Dickens’ classic novel.

A starry cast lead this feel-good comedy-drama, with Imelda Staunton, Celia Imrie and Timothy Spall.

British filmmaker Jerry Rothwell examines the genesis of Greenpeace in this engrossing and inspiring documentary.

A captivating true-crime documentary about a young savant who conned wine enthusiasts out of millions of dollars.

This docu-series explores and reconstructs the infamous events that went on to form the basis of The Conjuring 2.

Explore the trial of a nineteen-year-old boy who claimed he committed a murder under possession of the devil.

Writer-director Kitty Green and actor Julia Garner reunite for this electrifying, chilling and genre-expanding thriller set in Australia’s outback.

Dive into the story of John le Carré's extraordinary life, directed and written by Academy Award-winning documentarian Errol Morris.

An all-star cast lend their vocal talents to this warm-hearted animation, based on a short story by Oscar Wilde.

Academy Award nominees Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal star in this mesmerising sci-fi, based on best-selling author Iain Reid’s novel.

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Restored by the BFI, this staggering 1924 documentary captures footage from two ill-fated explorers on Mount Everest.

Aubrey Plaza gives a standout performance in this sprightly, playful and exhilarating Guy Ritchie spy thriller.

The legend of Citizen Kane is explored in David Fincher’s gorgeous homage to, and exposé of, Hollywood’s golden age.

John Patrick Shanley directs and adapts his own play in this comedic, moving and wildly romantic tale.

Beanie Feldstein charmingly leads this rough-and-ready romp about the exploits of a working-class teenager from Wolverhampton.

Cillian Murphy is astonishing in Christopher Nolan’s engrossing and expansive biopic about the creation of the atomic bomb.

This disquieting family drama is led by two career-making performances by British actors Lily Newmark and Joanna Scanlan.

Young Jordanian actor Jacir Eid Al-Hwietat is outstanding in this Bedouin western about betrayal and survival.

The sight gags and slapstick sequences come thick-and-fast in this charming animated sci-fi sequel.

Immerse yourself in Terence Davies’ heartful study of the city of Liverpool, where he grew up in the 1950s.

Immerse yourself in the stone age in this unique, charming and laugh-out-loud funny Aardman animation.

Set in 1935 London, writer-director Adam Sigal constructs a wildly entertaining adventure based on a (possibly) true story.

Discover a Somerset farmer’s inspiring and wonderfully absurd legacy through found footage he shot himself.

An all-star cast - Tina Fey, Michelle Yeoh and Camille Cottin - board Kenneth Branagh’s third Hercule Poirot murder mystery.

This captivating documentary recounts a colossal CIA programme that used Howard Hughes as a cover during the cold war.

Writer-director Brian Helgeland helms this striking portrait of London’s notorious Kray twins, both masterfully played by Tom Hardy.

Scarlett Johansson dazzles in this ambitious and captivating 17th century tale about betrayal and coercion, based on Tracy Chevalier’s novel.

Based on the book by Vikas Swarup, this delightfully entertaining drama stars Dev Patel, Freida Pinto and Madhur Mittal.

Scarlett Johansson gives an incredible central performance in Jonathan Glazer’s haunting, absorbing and visually hypnotic masterpiece.

Steve Coogan leads this enjoyable mockumentary that takes a glimpse into the extravagant lives of the mega-rich.

Rami Malek taps into Freddy Mercury’s untamed and charismatic energy in this spirited Queen biopic.

Let The Right One In filmmaker Tomas Alfredson directs this icily atmospheric and erudite Cold War espionage thriller.

The late Alan Rickman directs, co-writes and stars in this stylish, delightfully dramatic and spectacularly-acted romantic drama.

Seemingly inspired by the work of Jane Austen, a subtle social consciousness permeates this assured costume drama.

Persepolis director Marjane Satrapi constructs an ambitious and unconventional biopic about famed female physicist Marie Curie.

Developed from the endearing BBC comedy show Outnumbered, Brits Rosamund Pike and David Tennant lead this warm-hearted family film.

Matthew McConaughey leads this entertaining gangster comedy, filled with enjoyably shady characters and comical mishaps.

Hijinks and irreverent horseplay ensue as four hopeless boys travel down under in this sequel spin-off film.

Fans of the beloved TV series will be charmed by this irreverent and endlessly entertaining Brits abroad film.

Meryl Streep’s deserved Oscar-winning performance is pitch-perfect as Britain’s first female Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher.

A decade after the first film, this prequel-sequel blend reunites its likeable ensemble cast with some fresh new faces.

The feel-good songs of seventies pop legends, Abba, permeate this joyous musical, led by Amanda Seyfried and Meryl Streep.

Explore the diverse ingenuity of Abbey Road Studios in London-born Mary McCartney’s deeply enjoyable directorial debut.

The UK’s Eddie/Suzy Izzard co-writes, co-produces and stars in this fascinating and fact-based World War Two spy drama.

Director Bill Condon reunites with renowned star Ian McKellen for a playful take on Sherlock Holmes in his later years.

Featuring a range of Downton Abbey favourites, this period drama is based on the novel by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows.

Simon Pegg and Michael Sheen lead this boarding school-set horror-comedy in which terror is unleashed from the ground beneath them.

The highs and lows of Elton John’s life are beautifully captured in this authentic and rousing music biopic.

Gilles Paquet-Brenner directs and co-writes this intriguing Agatha Christie adaptation starring Glenn Close, Christina Hendricks and Gillian Anderson.

Emily Beecham gives an outstanding central performance in this portrait of a woman facing a period of unexpected upheaval.

Ashley Madekwe is captivating in this absorbing examination of race, class and privilege in the vein of Get Out.

Harris Dickinson leads this innovative drama in which a queer and bygone Soho is imaginatively crafted and explored.

A gripping animated tribute to the late Graham Chapman, member of the renowned Monty Python British comedy group.

Andy Coyle directs this animated family film based on the Hilda series, delving into the conflict between trolls and humans.

Dazzling visuals permeate this ambitious, animated Vincent Van Gogh biopic, which reimagines the last days of the painter’s life.

The first English-language feature from German writer-director Maximilian Erlenwein is a tense and high-stakes underwater thriller.

Thomas Hardiman’s promising debut is a uniquely stylish, extravagant and comical whodunit set in the world of competitive hairdressing.

This captivating debut feature from writer-directed Andrew Legge expertly blends time travel and found footage in this smart ‘what-if’ drama.

Harris Dickinson and newcomer Lola Campbell are irresistibly charming in this vibrant, innovative and sweet father-daughter dramedy.

Richard E. Grant and Daryl McCormack give outstanding performances in this taut and mysterious noir thriller.

Rap artist Tia Nomore gives a powerful and authentic performance in this intimate, A24-backed exploration of single motherhood.

Meet a sweet and likeable singing group from Cornwall in this feel-good and charming story of unlikely success.

The sequel to cherished British classic, The Railway Children, is a heart-warming and captivating adventure for a new generation.

This mesmerising documentary brings a spectacular freshness to the much-told story of the life and death of Princess Diana.

The band is back together for this likeable sequel about a group of sea shanty singers propelled into unexpected fame.

Fans of Bridgerton will be enthralled by this amusing, engaging and self-aware alternative historical romcom.

Bad Sisters writer Ailbhe Keogan pens the script for this uplifting Olivia Colman-led Irish road movie.

This satisfying and highly enjoyable comedy sequel sees the return of a formidable ensemble cast, plus some exciting newcomers.

This pleasurable and sweet drama-comedy about a group of British retirees boasts an impressive and beguiling all-star cast.

A highly-talented cast lead this endearing drama directed and written by American playwright Israel Horovitz.

Newcomer Max Harwood dazzles as an aspiring young drag queen in this cinematic adaptation of the famous musical.

This electrifyingly-acted courtroom drama is based on the real-life events of the Argentinian junta trial of 1985.

Joanna Hogg’s beautifully shot drama examines the anxieties of the middle-upper class in this masterful slice of life portrait.

YouTube famous Australian brothers Danny and Michael Philippou co-direct this thrillingly creepy tale of possession.

Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates, and Laura Linney shine in this charming tale exploring the power of love and friendship.

Plunge to unknown depths with this immersive, thrilling and high stakes documentary about the deadly and extreme sport of free diving.

Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie dazzle in Greta Gerwig’s whimsical, wonderful and witty take on Barbie and Ken.

A touching and thoroughly entertaining tribute to 80s pop legends George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, otherwise known as WHAM!

Director Autumn de Wilde’s debut feature is a refreshing and good-natured take on the famous Jane Austen novel.

Riz Ahmed and Freida Pinto are exceptional in this hypnotic adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s renowned novel, Tess of the d’Urbervilles.

Under The Shadow director Babak Anvari delivers a riveting thriller, brimming with entertaining performances and intelligent themes.

Kirsten Dunst and Paul Bettany lead this affable drama-comedy where romance blooms on a tennis court.

Riz Ahmed stars in Chris Morris’s incredibly smart black comedy about a group of hopelessly inept aspiring suicide bombers.

Based on a catastrophic real-life event, this drama pays homage to the footballers’ lives lost in a devastating plane crash.

Keira Knightley and Parminder Nagra lead this compassionate, much-loved and extremely enjoyable teenage coming-of-age comedy.

Prisoners of War go head-to-head with a Nazi superteam in this Sylvester Stallone vehicle, loosely based on true events.

This highly-intelligent British classic follows two underdog athletes as they prepare for the prestigious 1924 Olympic Games in Paris.

Ron Howard's thoroughly entertaining and action-packed sports drama recreates the famous rivalry between F1’s James Hunt and Niki Lauda.

Michael Sheen gives a career-defining performance as Brian Clough, the infamous and short-lived manager of Leeds United.

Following the acclaimed Tyrannosaur, Paddy Considine’s second feature as writer-director is a powerful but heartfelt boxing drama.

British class structures and the notion of being an outsider are skilfully explored in this Rob Lowe led rowing drama.

The riveting documentary charts the unlikely rise to prominence of the West Indies cricket team in the 70s and 80s.

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Simon Stone directs this arresting and charming multi-BAFTA-nominated drama, set against the stunning English countryside.

The third film in the Kingsman franchise is a deeply enjoyable, action-packed and playfully tongue-in-cheek spy movie.

Fact and fiction blur in Christian Schwochow’s gripping political thriller, exploring the events that led to World War II.

Snowtown director Justin Kurzel offers a bold and hard-hitting retelling of legendary Australian outlaw, Ned Kelly.

Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie showcase their talent in this retelling of the notable rivalry between two powerful cousins.

A powerful and affecting performance from Emma Thompson steers this thought-provoking drama, based on an Ian McEwan novel.

Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz are outstanding in this conspiracy-thriller-cum-love-story from City of God director Fernando Meirelles.

This charming, BAFTA-winning drama joyously explores the power of solidarity across lines of class, gender and sexuality.

This imaginative animation featuring Timothée Chalamet and Jaden Smith offers a stunning blend of comic book and graffiti aesthetic.

Tom Cullen and Chris New are outstanding in writer-director Andrew Haigh’s distinctive and highly-acclaimed second feature.

Writer-director Hong Khaou’s astounding debut feature is a beautiful meditation on grief, loss, language and love.

Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan are sensational in this stunning romantic drama about forbidden love in the Victorian era.

Rocks director Sarah Gavron takes on the suffragette movement in this suspenseful and essential historical drama.

Bend It Like Beckham writer-director Gurinder Chadha explores the tumultuous period of India's partition in this gripping historical drama.

Actor-turned-director Aml Ameen’s debut feature is a refreshing Black British take on the classic Richard Curtis format.

A powerful and uncompromising call-to-action on racial injustice featuring No Time To Die’s Lashana Lynch.

David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike give mesmerising performances in Amma Asante’s absorbing, true-life love story.

Based on the 1992 novel by Victor Headley, Idris Elba’s accomplished directorial debut bursts with energy and ambition.

Little Miss Sunshine directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris dramatise one of the most-watched televised sports events of all time.

Anton Corbijn co-directs this heartfelt exploration of the transformative power of music, centring a handful of Depeche Mode’s faithful fans.

Dane DeHaan brings idolised 1950s film star James Dean to life in Anton Corbijn’s atmospheric biographical drama.

Veteran actor Ben Kingsley is outstanding as a transient fugitive who meets his unlikely match.

This captivating Section 28 drama features a stunning performance from Rosy McEwen, who plays a teacher leading a double life.

Ben Kingsley leads this idiosyncratic biopic exploring the latter years of the life of surrealist Spanish painter Salvador Dalí.

Anton Corbijn’s first feature documentary pays tribute to London-based design company Hipgnosis, who produced iconic album artwork from the 1960s-1980s.

Humour, tenderness and punchy Tina Turner numbers abound in Dionne Edwards fresh, distinctive and bold feature debut as writer-director.

Andrea Arnold reimagines Emily Brontë’s classic romance novel in this visceral, innovative and intoxicating adaptation.

Acclaimed filmmaker Mike Leigh writes and directs this impressive and passionate reenactment of an important but lesser-known British battle.

The story of feminist disruptions to the 1970 Miss World competition is brilliantly rehashed in this warm and light-hearted comedy-drama.

Follow a group of elderly criminals as they try to execute one of the most ambitious heists in London’s history.

An illuminating portrait of Ken Loach: one of the UK’s most talented, principled and compassionate directors.

Based on Paul Gallico’s 1958 novel Flowers for Mrs Harris, Lesley Manville charms in this delightful and uplifting comedy-drama.

Jim Broadbent, Ruth Sheen and Lesley Manville offer first-class performances in Mike Leigh’s Palme d’Or-nominated ensemble drama.

Succession’s Matthew MacFadyen and Atonement's Keira Knightley give unforgettable performances in this delightful Jane Austen adaptation.

Mike Leigh offers up a beguiling slice of everyday Britain in his nuanced and critically-acclaimed darkly comic drama.

Themes of paranoia and alienation pervade Kent-born Andrea Arnold’s dark and stunning debut feature as writer-director.

In this heartbreaking coming-of-age tale, Ken Loach gives now-famous Martin Compston his first acting role.

This brutal indictment of Britain’s zero-hours contract economy deservedly earned both BAFTA and Palme d’Or nominations.