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UK LGBT Film Distributor TOM ABELL presented with inaugural Iris Fellowship

Directors, actors, producers, industry professionals and LGBT+ activists gathered at the Ministry in London to congratulate the much-loved LGBT+ champion.

BFI NETWORK WALES Filmmaker Surgeries

Ffilm Cymru is hosting monthly talent surgeries for new and emerging writers, directors and producers.

Dream Horse gears up for spring shoot

Dream Horse is the true story of one woman’s extraordinary dream to breed and raise a champion racehorse on the allotment of her forgotten Welsh village - and of how she brings her entire community...

Great Point Media sells all UK rights for gothic drama ‘Gwen’ to Bulldog Film Distribution

Critically acclaimed debut feature stars Maxine Peake alongside Eleanor Worthington-Cox in a breakthrough performance.

New films to celebrate LGBT History Month

The Iris Prize have confirmed the released of 19 new short films on their ground-breaking LGBT film library.

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