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SOC s I Am Somebody wins big at Int FICTS Fest

Docu-film features football icon David Beckham in a guest appearance

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Building communities with Arts Picturehouse

Olivia Townsend gets on the other side of the ticket stand at Arts Picturehouse to talk about what makes the cinema special

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Red River Explores How Colombia s Mythical River of Seven Colours Has Become A Victim Of Its Own Beauty

Guillermo Quintero’s contemplative second documentary Red River (Rio Rojo, France-Colombia, 2023) offers a quiet exploration of the intricate

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Empowering the disempowered with I am Somebody

Miranda Crawford talks to director Jamillah van der Hulst about her inspiring documentary, screening at the Cambridge Film Festival this week

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The Wombles is set for a TV return 50 years after it first aired

The fuzzy, environmentally minded creatures - who lived by the slogan make good use of bad rubbish - are being revived for a new series written by Will Davies, whose credits include Johnny English.

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