film
New film festival for Norwich
For the first time, Cinema City is hosting a fortnight of film and documentaries as well as showcasing well-known ballet and opera.
The festival includes a satellite Q&A session with Sir David Attenborough. Read More…
Chance to win local director’s dvd
Win a copy of a film shot partly on location in Norwich, by local director Richard Bracewell.
As we reported last year when the thriller debuted at Cinema City, the film stars Richard E. Grant as a creepy professor.
For a chance to win a free copy of the dvd of “Cuckoo”, just answer this question… Read More…
Feature: Local director’s film debuts in Norwich
A south Norwich director has chosen Cinema City to host the first public screening of his film.
Watch the trailer for a film shot on locations around the city, including Earlham Park, over in our Features section.
Local director’s film debuts in Norwich
Cuckoo, a thriller shot partly on location in Norwich, goes on national release next month. Its director, Richard Bracewell, who lives in south Norwich has chosen Cinema City to host the first public screening. Sharp-eyed cinema-goers will spot scenes filmed in Earlham Park, Colegate and at West Norwich hospital. The films stars Richard E. Grant as “a creepy professor who has designs on his star student…” Read More…
Feature: What next for Roger Nsengiyumva?
The film, Africa United, which stars a local 16 year old went on general release on Friday.
In an interview with South Norwich News, the City College student talks about his hopes for the future: What next for Roger Nsengiyumva?
What next for Roger Nsengiyumva?
Roger with his mother Illuminee
The spotlight is firmly on one of the stars of the new hit film, Africa United.
Roger Nsengiyumva was studying for his GCSEs at CNS when he was called to audition for the movie.
His picture is now on the side of London buses, as the film described by many as “the next Slumdog Millionaire” goes on general release.
So what next for the teenage film star? Read More…
Sports funding still on offer
A series of short films have been made promoting unusual sports from frisbee to fencing. Funding is available for any local groups who want to offer coaching sessions from September. Read More…
Film maker reveals what judges saw
This short video was part of Norwich’s bid to become the UK City of Culture 2013. It was created by a 20 year old producer, who runs his own media company. Martin Watters explains how they hoped to impress the judges. Read More…
Film makers seek single sex families
A film company is searching for families in south Norwich to take part in a documentary. The Cutting Edge film will focus on the differences between families made up of all boys… and all girls. Read More…
Stage set for biggest sporting event yet
An animation short has been launched to highlight the Norfolk leg of this September’s Tour of Britain, which will see over 100 cyclists race through south Norwich.
