Baftas 2021 hailed as a ‘huge step forward’ for diversity in British film

Heather Stewart, a hugely respected film British Film Institute veteran who has helped transform the BFI National Archive into a world-leading film preservation facility, is to step down from her current role as creative director after 30 years at the organization.

Naman Ramachandran British Film Institute (BFI) creative director Heather Stewart is stepping down after a career spanning 30 years to take on an advisory position.From September, Stewart will take up the role of BFI director emeritus where she will serve as an ambassador and advisor to the BFI, with a focus on strategic archive development and worldwide fundraising and philanthropic engagement.

For Those I Love has announced details of his first ever UK tour and shared a new live film.The project of Irish musician David Balfe released a self-titled debut album last month, and a number of tracks from the album are performed live in the new Holy Trinity film.The new film is a collaboration between Balfe and Irish director Hugh Mulhern, and is set at Tolka Park, the home of Balfe’s beloved Shelbourne FC, a club that has informed large parts of the For Those I Love story.Of the

The British Film Institute has appointed Mia Bays as director of the BFI Film Fund. Bays, currently director-at-large of the female-focused Birds' Eye View film charity and due to take the position in October, will fill the role left open by Ben Roberts when he was promoted to CEO in early 2020.

A new survey among Britons has revealed the top British stars of the 21st century.

Harry Potter as a favourite film of the British public, while half of the respondents said they preferred movies made in Britain over Hollywood blockbusters.Meanwhile, nine out of 10 voters said they felt a sense of pride when seeing a British film win an award.“Our study to celebrate the very best of British just goes to show how much talent there is amongst our filmmakers and actors,” Uk General Manager for Showcase Cinemas Mark Barlow said.Dame Judi Dench was voted the best female British

Keeping his legacy alive. The 2021 British Academy of Film and Television Arts ceremony honored its first-ever president, Prince Philip, after his death at age 99.

Emma Thompson. Accepting the award, Ang also referenced his Jane Austen adaptation, saying: 'England has been particularly good to me in my career.

Bridgerton star chose an off-the-shoulder black gown by Louis Vuitton for the occasion that featured a puffed sleeve and a full skirt. Dynevor accessories the look with statement jewels, including a diamond cocktail ring and diamond hoop earrings.

The full list of winners for the 2021 BAFTAs was just revealed!