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Emma Thompson, Daniel Craig, Harry Styles: London film festival brings out the big guns

Opening on Wednesday, this year’s festival will host 164 feature films, from Roald Dahl’s Matilda the Musical to Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio

The Guardian - UK

London Film Festival 2022: 7 biggest films premiering, how to get tickets and cost

The London Film Festival is about to kick off, with numerous major releases debuting at the event. You can attend it yourself with tickets ranging in price depending how long you stay

Daily Mirror

Latest twist in the saga of who will play the next James Bond … and it’s right on script

As fans celebrate Global James Bond Day to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first Bond film, Dr No, producers give update on casting.

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It’s best that Marilyn Monroe doesn’t know what Andrew Dominik really thinks of her

Andrew Dominik spent more than a decade making a movie about Marilyn Monroe. So you’d think he would hold her in higher esteem. Apparently not.

Los Angeles Times

British Film Institute launches 10-year Screen Culture and lottery funding strategies

A new streaming service, BFI+, plus investment in film education in schools and access to its archives are all part of the BFI’s new plan

The Guardian - UK

‘If we get most of our information from screens, integrity matters’: meet the most important man in British film

As he releases the BFI’s 10-year strategy, CEO Ben Roberts talks about embracing digital culture and how he will increase access to screenings and jobs

The Guardian - UK

Scramble for new royal figureheads begins among Britain’s arts organisations

Britain’s creative institutions are poised to compete for the most familiar faces to act as patrons – and maximise potential funding

The Guardian - UK

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Unfinished decoration, faded posters and no answer as historic cinema remains shut

Woolton Picture House announced it would reopen in 2022 but that has not happened yet

Liverpool Echo

Woolton Picture House 'intends to open' later this year

According to the BFI, the cinema intends to reopen after years of closure

Liverpool Echo

Demand for answers as cinema remains closed despite accepting taxpayer money

Woolton Picture House received £37,809 as part of the Culture Recovery Fund during the pandemic

Liverpool Echo

London Film Festival ticket website crashes as BFI blames ‘technical difficulties’

The BFI has apologised to members for the issues getting tickets

Evening Standard

Strong women, Weinstein and UK-wide screenings: London film festival 2022 lineup thinks big

Matthew Warchus’s Matilda will open this year’s festival, which foregrounds stories of female collectivity and has simultaneous screenings nationwide

The Guardian - UK

Shia LaBeouf cast in Francis Ford Coppola’s Megalopolis ahead of FKA twigs abuse trial

Actor is currently awaiting trial after being sued by his former partner, the musician FKA twigs, for ‘relentless abuse’

The Independent UK

Lovlina’s coach gets accreditation for Commonwealth Games a day after boxer’s outburst

Sandhya Gurung was not allowed to enter the Commonwealth Games village in Birmingham on Sunday, which led to Olympic medallist Lovlina Borgohain claiming she was being mentally harassed

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The Guardian - UK

Rising costs pose threat to independent film-making in UK, says BFI

Indie productions struggling to compete with well-financed, studio-backed projects, research shows

The Guardian - UK

Next Bond film will be ‘complete reinvention’ but won’t shoot for ‘at least two years’

Barbara Broccoli has revealed details about the future of the 007 franchise after the departure of Daniel Craig

The Guardian - UK

Post your questions for Glenda Jackson

From winning an Oscar for Women in Love to taking Tony Blair to task as a Labour MP, the veteran actor has many stories to tell. Which would you like to hear?

Benzinga

BurgerFi Clocks 311% Sales Growth In Q1; Affirms FY22 Guidance

BurgerFi International Inc (NASDAQ:BFI) reported first-quarter FY22 sales growth of 311% year-on-year, to $44.93 million, beating the consensus of $35.06 million. Systemwide sales for BurgerFi increased 2% to $40.5 million. The systemwide restaurant same-store sales declined 5%. The digital channel constituted 36% of systemwide sales. The operating expenses rose 312% Y/Y to $55.9…

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The Hindu

Try outs conducted for EPBL

The 12-franchise league is scheduled to be conducted in October

The Hindu

Nieva quits as HPD

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‘We need young, taller, faster and stronger players’

Veselin Matic, head coach of the national men’s basketball team, is on a mission to make India competitive at the Asian and world level. He talks about the current state of the sport, what the challenges are and what can be done to improve matters

The Independent UK

‘Industry titan’ Josh Berger is new chair of Brit School’s board of trustees

The Brit School was founded in 1991.

Benzinga

BurgerFi Partners With Food Delivery Firm Gopuff

BurgerFi International Inc (NASDAQ:BFI) has partnered with food delivery company, Gopuff, to include its all-natural burgers and sides through "Fi on the Fly" food truck and Gopuff Kitchen food delivery service. The partnership will bring Gopuff's late-night delivery to BurgerFi and Gopuff customers in the Tallahassee area between 7:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m. The…

The Guardian - UK

Guardian documentary The Black Cop wins a BAFTA

The Black Cop, a short film commissioned by Guardian Documentaries and supported by the BFI Doc Society Fund (awarding National Lottery funding), has won a BAFTA Film Award.

Evening Standard

Streaming is booming in Britain - but how is it impacting independent film?

The UK is now one of the world’s most in-demand production hubs for big-budget streaming projects, but what does the landscape look like for independent filmmakers?

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