Michael G

Humblebrag, Humblebrag, Humblebrag

[Michael G @gene_robot]

@nellienorus Awesome. I did a similar thing a couple of years ago with films from my lifetime. 1980-2020. Watched 1 or more from each year with the only criteria being that I had never seen it before. Discovered some real favorites. Enjoy.

[Juanma Gutierrez @juanma3010]

Metrópolis de Fritz Lang (1927)
Blade Runner de Ridley Scott (1982)

[Vue @vuecinemas]

Some stories just can’t be missed. And thanks to our new partnership with @BFI, they won’t be.

[BFI @BFI]

This is the #BFINationalArchive.

[Bloomsbury Film & Media @BloomsburyMedia]

Want to design a @BFI Film Classic cover? Enter our competition to create the cover for #WithnailAndI!

You could be credited on the final printed book, paid our cover design fee, receive 10 books AND a year's subscription to @SightSoundmag.
Enter: https://t.co/1DTK91b2AN

[Bloomsbury Film & Media @BloomsburyMedia]

Want to write for us? We're looking for women writers for the #BFIFilmClassics series! We particularly welcome proposals on films by women filmmakers and on films from the Global South. Contact our editors:
[email protected]
[email protected]

#IWD22 #WHM

[Michael G @gene_robot]

@tweetyceline You might well have seen a version without realising it. A Clockwork Orange (1971) Stanley Kubrick

[British Film Commission @filminuk_BFC]

📢 JUST ANNOUNCED: 2021 UK inward investment spend on film & HETV reaches record levels, at £4.713 billion!🎬

We're thrilled that BFC provided production support to projects making up 94% of HETV & 90% of inward investment feature film spend.

All stats👇
https://t.co/cdolvpxbkm

[Film London @Film_London]

Film London & British Film Commission CEO Adrian Wootton OBE on the recovery of film & HETV production in the UK, following yesterday's release of @BFI statistics on production in 2020:

(Learn more about these figures on the @filminuk_BFC website: https://t.co/IaG3vH1PkI)

[Filming in England @filminengland]

Phenomenal news! Newly released official 2021 figures published by the @BFI unveil a record £5.64 billion film & high-end TV production spend in the UK.

Production in the UK is thriving, and we're thrilled to be a part of it 💫
https://t.co/iocutt3VVz

[BFI Press & Industry @BFI_Industry]

#BFIStats: New official BFI figures reveal a record £5.64 billion spend on film & high end TV production in the UK in 2021. https://t.co/ZUHT6GGL3j

[Michael G @gene_robot]

The Research & Statistics Unit @BritishFilmInst is looking for an Audience Research & Insight Manager.
https://t.co/zGJpp9s61P

[Elie Touma @estouma]

Dubai-based @CinemaAkil is looking for an Assistant Programmer to deliver on the curatorial and programming vision of the cinema. The position is remote and you can be based ANYWHERE. Apply here: https://t.co/RkG7CDThKC

RTs appreciated.

[BFI Press & Industry @BFI_Industry]

Find out more about the impact of the screen sector tax reliefs to the UK economy (2017-19) and read the full #ScreenBusiness 2021 report here
https://t.co/YrH4jQBUgK

[HM Treasury @hmtreasury]

We've taken action to help the UK Film and TV Industry, and it's producing great results. 🎥

The BFI #ScreenBusiness Report today found that this support boosted the economy by £13.4bn and supported 219,000 jobs.

https://t.co/GqmH1joRFH

[BFI Press & Industry @BFI_Industry]

Every £1 of Film Tax Relief returned an additional £8.30 in GVA back to the UK economy in 2019 - an increase of +10.5% on 2017 #ScreenBusiness

[BFI Press & Industry @BFI_Industry]

Employment (FTE) growth generated by the UK screen sectors increased by 20.3% between 2017-19, to 219,000 FTE jobs #ScreenBusiness

[BFI Press & Industry @BFI_Industry]

📣 The new #ScreenBusiness 2021 report launched today shows UK screen tax reliefs have supported record growth in the UK, generating £13.48bn GVA for the UK economy and creating 219,000 jobs https://t.co/SfNzTF6qc9

[Michael G @gene_robot]

Palindromic release date. 😎🔥😎
#TheMatrixResurrections

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

New character posters for #TheMatrixResurrections have been released.

[Cinema UK @Cinema_UK]

UK & Ireland box office has now topped £15 million for five successive weekends.

How many times did that happen in 2019 and 2020?  Zero. It last happened at the end of 2018.

Further proof that UK (and Irish!) cinema is roaring back.