🚨 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN FOR NETWORK@LFF 2022 🚨
Our flagship talent development programme at the heart of the BFI London Film Festival, returns for 2022!
To find out more and apply click here 👇
https://t.co/q4jNvESVya
📅 Applications are open until 5pm on Tue, 2 August
Just checked and Netflix greenlit this series two months after buying THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW. They really didn’t hold out much hope for the film, did they?
2021 saw us enter our 15th year of existence, a huge milestone which inspired us to refresh the DN brand for the next stage of our evolution and so may we present the new look DN, designed by @maxcrame. Thanks to everyone who's supported us over the past 15 yrs, together WeAreDN!
In 2020 filmmakers continued to create and share outstanding work and DN was fortunate enough to speak to some of the best. Here are 20 of our favourite filmmaker conversations https://t.co/WsKBiURW09 Ft. @Mark_Jenkin @lennyabrahamson @morganizzm @AdiHalfin@Benjamin_Ree
"I always try to master the art of leaving things out. Keeping what resonates more with the audience is the most important part during editing." – Farah Abou Kharroub
Our panel are live until 13.30 on Channel 1.
@WeAreDN@ShortoftheWeek@onepoint4@NOWNESS “Our real ethos of the site – apart from curation and the sharing of the work – is to really dig into how those films were made, and why certain decisions were made.” – @MarBelle speaks about @WeAreDN, Live on #ASFF2020’s Online Platform.
.@GlasgowShort is back with a mighty fine selection of both international & Scottish shorts. DN has collected ten of our favourites, spanning from the East End of Glasgow to the inner-circles of Senegal to the Spanish-Moroccan border https://t.co/4XqDlSE03A #bestof#topten
A powerfully forthright protest film written & performed by AFLO. the poet & Priss Nash, & directed by Sam Parish-Rookes, 'Wake Up' starkly reminds us that #BlackLivesMatter is a movement, not a moment. Read more on DN >> https://t.co/HzC3AUVnJZ #premiere
It was an absolute pleasure to catch up with @lennyabrahamson and really dig into the creation of Normal People. If you watched & loved the show (of course you did!) then this interview is for you.
.@lennyabrahamson digs into the creation of @NormalPeopleBBC, @ElementPictures' wildly successful adaptation of Sally Rooney's best selling novel - from Intimacy Coordinator @ItaOB's invaluable contribution to making subtle stories resonate with audiences https://t.co/zyaOurLXGu
Brilliantly timely & relevant to the ongoing struggle against institutional racism. If you've ever been on the receiving end of a 'Stop and Search' this will resonate deeply with you. If you haven't, then you definitely need to watch it!
Director @Harrydcjackson joins DN to chat about using humour to expose the absurdity of institutional racism in his timely role-reversal comedy ‘Stop and Search’ https://t.co/uS3beb5OOt #interview#premiere
As a black man the #blacklivesmatter struggle is a very personal, lived thing for me & these films express many of the emotions I constantly feel about race & my interactions in the world.
We sat down with @charliejreader to discuss his dark comedy 'Everything You Didn't Say'. Starring @OlyaKurylenko & Christian Cooke, it's a wry look at the strange desires simmering under any faithful relationship https://t.co/ZlEqPvXktz #premiere#interview
"Every day the shooting schedule had to be rearranged at a minute’s notice." Dir. Jakob Rørvik discusses the creation of 'Apocalypse Norway' his disturbingly relevant short about an isolated group of teens who bare witness to a world ending virus - https://t.co/XA9zTyI50R
This week’s WeAreDN // Lockdown shorts demonstrate what can happen when we give full rein to our animal instincts & embrace our 'Feral' natures - watch on DN now https://t.co/ufldGry3dC Ft. films by @RileyStearns@DanielSousaAnim @lorcanfinnegan @joebichard@Billy_Nawrocki