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 1. Black History Month at the British Film Institute

Throughout October, BFI celebrates the Black creatives who have enriched cinema and put Black voices and stories on screen

Find the Black History Month Collection on BFI’s Player with your BFI Player Subscription HERE

And Black Britain on Film Collection: HERE

2. Good reads/watches/listens by Independent Cinema Office

3. Learning on Screen Awards 2023 is open for entries!

Since 2005, the Learning on Screen Awards have showcased the best in educational film and television. They celebrate a wide range of broadcast and professional productions as well as provide a platform for generations of upcoming student filmmakers.

They’re accepting entries made between 14th January 2022 and up to our entry deadline of Friday 27th January 2023. Nominees will be announced in March 2023 and winners will be announced on Thursday 4th May at a central London venue; to be confirmed soon!

Who should enter?

  • Broadcasters, independent documentary filmmakers or organisations that produce educational programming or online resources
  • In-house university or college teams producing films to promote their institution, courses or services
  • Lecturers or researchers creatively reusing film in their teaching or research
  •  Anyone producing MOOCs or other online resources that incorporate moving image
  •  Student filmmakers: we have six student categories (including documentary, music video and animation) at student entry rates
  •  Anyone who is making educational films on any topic

Find more details about Learning on Screen Awards HERE

4. New Additions to the UAL Libraries

New DVDs on the shelves:

Touch me not / un film de Adina Pintilie.
Pintilie, Adina [director.]; Benson, Laura A [actor.]; Tómas Lemarquis [actor.]; Bayerlein, Christian [actor.]. 2018

Together, a filmmaker and her characters venture into a personal research project about intimacy. On the fluid border between reality and fiction, Touch Me Not follows the emotional journeys of Laura, Tómas and Christian, offering a deeply empathic insight into their lives.

You can also find more information on it HERE

Neptune Frost / a musical directed by Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman.
Williams, Saul [director.]; Uzeyman, Anisia [director.] 2022

An intersex African hacker, a coltan miner and the virtual marvel born as a result of their union. (IMDb)

You can also find more information on it HERE

Did you wonder who fired the gun? / a documentary film by Travis Wilkerson
Wilkerson, Travis [director.] 2018

When director Travis Wilkerson tries to investigate the 1946 murder of an African-American man by his white supremacist grandfather, he meets great resistance, and people threaten to take his life.

You can also find more information on it HERE

Halloween might be over but you can still get your fill of horror on Box of Broadcasts: HERE

NEW BOB PLAYLISTS

Here are some of our favourites…

HEROINES OF HORROR From Halloween’s Laurie Strode to the Bride of Frankenstein, this playlist gathers some of the strongest female characters of horror cinema.

HALLOWEEN HORROR 133 of the scariest, spookiest and most hide-behind-the-sofa feature films in BoB.

JOHN CARPENTER Explore the work of writer-director-composer John Carpenter.

HAMMER FILMS Hammer Films made comedies, thrillers, sci-fi adventures, dinosaur epics, spinoffs from TV & radio … and lots of horror movies. This playlist brings them all together. 

You can access BoB from the Library database list HERE