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Disney's Ralph Breaks the Internet closes the 2018 Into Film Festival

Check out our highlights from the 6th Into Film Festival, including pupil premieres, VR and stunt workshops, and special Q&A sessions with film industry pros.

27 Nov 2018

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Spring Screening 2018
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Book Now for Free Spring Screenings during LGBT History Month

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Our Spring Screenings return for February 2019 with an LGBT focus for secondary audiences plus titles exploring identity and inclusion for younger viewers.

29 Nov 2018

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Entries for the Into Film Awards 2019 are open!

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The Into Film Awards is an incredible opportunity to celebrate brilliant Into Film Clubs, and the hard work of young people across all areas of film.

20 Jun 2018

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The Kid Who Would Be King
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Enter our new Reshape your Realm creative writing competition

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Director Joe Cornish launches our new literacy-focused writing competition, where you could win a preview screening of his new film 'The Kid Who Would Be King'.

22 Nov 2018

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