Over the last four years, Film Hub South West has been a driving force behind film culture in the region, supporting exhibitors and nurturing filmmaking talent with regional partners and the support from BFI awarding funds from National Lottery.
As BFI 2022 ends, the BFI Screen Culture 2033 strategy begins in April, we reflect on the impact of our programmes on audiences, talent, and the wider film sector over the period.
Led by internationally renowned cultural cinema Watershed in Bristol, a UNESCO City of Film, Film Hub South West is part of the UK wide BFI Film Audience Network (BFI FAN) and is home to BFI NETWORK and BFI Film Academy South West; playing a key role in nurturing the region’s leading organisations and newest wave of filmmaking talent.
Highlights include:
We have and will continue to work towards a thriving and inclusive film sector, enabling more people to show, watch, and make films where they are – thanks to the support of our regional partners and BFI awarding funds from National Lottery as part of BFI Screen Culture 2033.
James Harrison, director of South West Silents and Film Noir UK, discusses visiting Le Giornate Del Cinema Muto to discover the latest repertory finds in Italy.