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Film Hub Wales hosts regular screenings of upcoming Welsh-made or Welsh-language films designed to support the wider programming and reach of Welsh film.
November 18th
Film Hub Wales (FHW), led by Chapter and part of the part of the BFI Film Audience Network, has announced support for 10 new projects. Thanks to National Lottery funding they will bring more films, to more people, at more cinemas and film festivals across Wales.
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An extraordinary true story of espionnage and cover-ups, from the quiet beginnings of a sleepy village in Wales, going all the way up to the White House.
November 16th
A modern day romance following the six year relationship of Jenna and Leon.
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In early 2018 FHW brought together a collection of organisations working in film in Wales, from broadcasters, to training bodies, funders and filmmakers, for the first quarterly Made in Wales meeting.
The Queer Film Network (QFN) are a growing network of film programmers from across the UK who specialise in LGBTQIA+ programming. They work together to promote on screen diversity across the UK film sector, bringing quality British films to wider audiences.
The BFI FAN aims to support venues in screening some of the best independent and foreign films.
Ari, a sophisticated and urbane Gay man, moves into a care home and encounters Beau, the beautiful, heterosexual, illiterate former thief who is now his carer.
We follow two elderly men and former athletes in the last winter of their relationship. A sweet and deeply moving testament to lifelong love.
When Barrie goes to scatter his husband's ashes at their favourite mountain peak, he is confronted with the sight of a man about to jump to his death from the cliff edge.
Through silent vignettes, music and American sign language, Sign tells the story of a relationship between Ben, a hearing man, and Aaron, who is deaf.
Rita is about to kick the bucket, but before she does she's got one final job to do: drag her granddaughter out of the closet.
In a neighbourhood rife with racial tension, a local girl falls for a recent immigrant who is the victim of prejudice and shame.
The Iris Prize Festival continues to offer the world's largest LGBT short film prize. The 50 films competing for the Iris Prize Best British and International Iris Prize represent the best of the best. With 30 partner festivals located across the globe the Iris Prize has become known as the Short Film Oscars. 2017 was a good year for Iris and the following selection of shorts represent the breadth of LGBTQ+ storytelling here in the UK and also in the wider world.
Stranded travellers stumble upon a strange old house, and find themselves at the mercy of a highly eccentric and potentially dangerous family.
His whole adult life, Sebastién has lived for the thrill of the circus and wanted for little else.
Driven by the voice of her unborn child, a pregnant woman takes revenge for the death of her boyfriend, embarking on a killing spree that is both vicious and funny.
Taking its cue from Romeo and Juliet, LOVE IS THICKER THAN WATER is a tale of lovers from different sides of the tracks.
When a mother, desperate to reconnect with the daughter she abandoned, becomes embroiled in the urban legend of a demonic witch, she must go further than she ever imagined possible to win back her child.
Two teenage out of step brothers fall for the same girl on a life-changing road trip from Shetland to Glasgow.
A determined young woman and a damaged occultist risk their lives and souls to perform a dangerous ritual that threatens to blur the boundaries between this world, and the next.
Blending unique and intimate testimony with immersive archive, Destination Unknown unveils the human stories underlying the events of the Holocaust.
Queerama traverses a century of gay experiences, encompassing persecution and prosecution, injustice, love and desire, identity, secrets, forbidden encounters, sexual liberation and pride.
'Kësulat' addresses the subject of the Kosovo war from the point of view of a Serbian family.
Based on the play by N.J.Crisp, Ralph, a once-famous screenwriter, is in his seventies and terminally ill. He has two final missions: to be reconciled to his son, Michael, and, secretly, to ensure he is not a burden to his wife, Anna, as he goes, "into that good night". But Ralph ruins all hopes of reconciliation when he picks a fight with Micheal's girlfriend Cassie.
A funny, dark and action-packed sci-fi horror comedy that pits a group of drunken friends on New Years Eve in a Welsh valley against an invasion task force of creepy time-travelling aliens.
Journeying through rural South Wales, passengers on a Dial-a-Ride bus reveal all the joys, challenges and quirks of growing older.
The lyrical documentary from internationally renowned documentary director Patricio Guzmán (Nostalgia for the Light, The Battle of Chile) opens up a rich reflection on landscape, history and culture in Chile.
Sonita follows a headstrong Afghan rapper, a teenage refugee living in Iran, caught between her dreams and her reality in this award-winning, heart-warming and all round crowd-pleasing documentary.
Set against the stunning backdrop of small town Turkey, five fiercely independent sisters fight against social traditions and family pressures in this Oscar-nominated, knockout first feature from director Deniz Gamze Ergüven.
Daphne has 'sort of given up on people', but when she witnesses a violent robbery, she's thrown into chaos and finally begins to confront the person she's become.
During World War I, Scottish soldier Private Plumpick (Alan Bates; Women in Love, The Fixer) is sent on a mission to a village in the French countryside to disarm a bomb set by the retreating German army.
Plagued by the abuse of her past and the turmoil of failed intimate encounters, Laura (Evan Rachel Wood) struggles to find a lover and a sense of normalcy.
When father and son discover they are competing for the affections of the same woman, old wounds are reopened over the death of the young lad's mother.
A powerfully moving and deeply emotional story about a young boy's search for belonging on the fringes of contemporary American society.
This dark surburban satire tells the story of a man who is accused of adultery by his ex-fiancée and forced to move in with his parents.
This is an LGBT romantic-comedy animation short. It's not easy living with a bear. What if your tribe within the gay community defined you. What if you lived with a real bear?
In The Ciambra, a small Romani community in Calabria, Pio Amato is desperate to grow up fast.
Every year, the tribe's young men are brought to the mountains of the Eastern Cape to participate in an ancient coming-of-age ritual.
Charming and moving comedic drama 'Lucky' is a directorial debut from John Carroll Lynch's directorial debut featuring Harry Dean Stanton in one of his last starring roles.
Katja's life collapses after the death of her husband and son in a bomb attack. After a time of mourning and injustice, Katja seeks revenge.
Filmed over 12 months on the Isle of Wight, Island is a life-affirming reflection on the phenomena of dying, portraying the transition away from personhood and observing the last days and hours of life and the moment of death.
Access screeners of some of the best new films from across the globe here.
Chronicling the extraordinary rise of one of the most colorful and controversial religious movements in American history, Hail Satan? is an inspiring and entertaining new feature documentary from acclaimed director Penny Lane (Nuts!, Our Nixon).
Access screeners of some of the best new films from across the globe here, from our BFI FAN New Release Strategy (NRS).
August 04th
The following exhibitors received support from Film Hub Wales in 2017/18 for their Welsh Film projects.
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Film Hub Wales trawled through an Ocean-sized list of films to curate some of our favourite sea-themed films, from contemporary to cult, and the best of Welsh cinema.
Marina is a trans woman and for most of Orlando's family, her gender identity is an aberration, a perversion. So Marina struggles for the right to be herself. She battles the very same forces that she has spent a lifetime fighting just to become the woman she is now - a complex, strong, forthright and fantastic woman.
Film Hub Wales (FHW), with Chapter as Hub Lead Organisation, are set to bring more fantastic films, to more people, in more places across Wales this year, through a series of new projects delivered by Welsh cinemas and film festivals.
http://www.filmhubwales.org/films/made-walesMae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru (FHW), ynghyd â Chapter fel Corff Arweiniol y Canolfannau, ar fin cyflwyno ffilmiau ardderchog, i ragor o bobl, mewn rhagor o leoedd ar draws Cymru eleni, drwy gyfres o brosiectau newydd a gyflwynir gan sinemau a gwyliau ffilm yng Nghymru.
A wanna-be author feels pressured to move beyond her meandering writing career and get a more stable job. She decides to organize a Shakespeare festival, a plan that could have tricky ramifications for her marriage.
Jessica Hynes' directorial debut is a life-affirming lesson in the importance of learning to stand up for yourself.
A young autistic boy named Sam, with a passion for western films...
Joanne Sykes (Cobie Smulders) is lead singer of once popular 90's indie-rock band The Filthy Dukes. They've been on the road since 1996, slowly but surely managing to play 150-capped venues. We find the Dukes at their last ever gig...
The Vanishing' is based on actual events and tells the story of three lighthouse keepers who arrive for work on a remote Scottish isle...
A devilish, offbeat comedy that follows the crowd pleasing tradition of Waking Ned Devine! Stuck in a marriage that's killing her, Betty thinks the only way to break from her two-timing scoundrel of a husband is to fake her own death...
When a one-night stand gets interrupted by a robbery, two complete strangers are forced to navigate the seedy underbelly of a sleepy Welsh isle in order to get back their stolen property.
Using rare archive footage and interviews, Are You Proud? celebrates the achievements and highlights the ongoing struggles of the LGBTQ+ community.
Urban: Towns & Cities is a package of archive films organised by Film Hub Wales and the The National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales (NSSAW). It was part of the BFI's hugely successful Britain on Film project, which aimed to make 10,000 newly digitised film and TV titles from the UK's national and regional film and TV archives available to view online at BFI Player.
A selection of films from the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales, part of the Britain on Film scheme.
The National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales' special coastal film collection has a sharp tang of sea salt as it drops in on beaches and promenades, harbours and islands for a glimpse of Wales' coastal life through the 20th century.
August 15th
In the stark beauty of 19th Century Snowdonia a young girl tries desperately to hold her home together.
Film Hub Wales (FHW), with Chapter as Hub Lead Organisation, are working with Welsh venues to celebrate what makes Wales unique and to take audiences on a cinematic journey of discovery.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru, a Chapter fel y Coff Arweiniol i Ganolfannau, yn gweithio gyda lleoliadau yng Nghymru i ddathlu'r hyn sydd yn gwneud Cymru yn unigryw ac i dywys cynulleifaoedd ar daith sinematig o ddarganfod.
I ddathlu IY2019, mae arddangoswyr Cymreig wedi datblygu rhaglenni ffilm sydd yn codi proffil rhyngwladol yr iaith Gymraeg, ynghyd â ieithoedd rhai or cymunedau rhyngwladol mwyaf sydd yn ffurfio cynulleidfaoedd yng Nghymru.
His whole adult life, Sebastién has lived for the thrill of the circus and wanted for little else.
In celebration of IY2019, Welsh exhibitors have developed film programmes that raise the international profile of the Welsh language, along with the languages of some of the largest international communities that form audiences in Wales....
Film Hub Wales members can access this scheme to provide you with the assistance and knowledge you require to help your organisation develop and grow...
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As a part of Anim18, Film Hub Wales have curated a programme of short films made for and by young Welsh people. The animations tell a wide selection of stories ranging from the lived experience of young travellers to the political histories of women in WW2.
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Miner's daughter Olwen Williams leaves her small Welsh village and her sweetheart, Tom, to take up a singing scholarship, and eventually marries a collar-and-tie man. Tom has ambitions of his own and becomes manager of the colliery.
In this thrilling adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story, Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong returns with a gripping psychological thriller about obsessive love set in modern consumerist Korea.
Rydyn ni'n un o wyth Canolfan Ffilm ar draws y DU a ffurfiwyd yn 2013 fel rhan o'r fenter flaengar Rhwydwaith Cynulleidfa Ffilm BFI (FAN).
We are one of eight Film Hubs around the UK formed in 2013 as part of the ground-breaking initiative BFI Film Audience Network (FAN).
The film adaptation of the ground-breaking theatre re-telling of the Passion story starring Michael Sheen.
Directoral debut of Amma Asante. At 17 LeighAnne Williams has a six month old baby to look after, with only the help of three teenage squatters who flog stolen gear to make ends meet.
Ukrainian pitch-black political comedy Donbass is the brand new film from director Sergei Loznitsa.
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David Goliath, a Black American, arrives in Wales and wins the respect of the very musically oriented Welsh people through his singing. He shares the hardships of their lives, and becomes aworking-class...
In September 2017 and beyond, cinemas across the country, working with BFI FAN, led by Film Hub Wales, supported World Alzheimer's Month 2017 with a series of dementia friendly screenings.
Film Hub Wales worked with various venues across Wales and Welsh charity Contact to deliver supportive environment screenings for children with disabilities and/or additional needs and their families.
Film Hub Wales, as part of the BFI Film Audience Network, is working with venues across Wales to raise dementia awareness.
Diversity and inclusion underpins every project undertaken by the ground-breaking work of the Film Audience Network (FAN). We aim to bring British international and independent film to audiences, regardless of the many barriers they may face, placing access at the heart of our strategy.
Inclusive Cinema is a new digital resource, created by BFI FAN and led by Film Hub Wales, to support exhibitors to build diverse audiences. Inclusive Cinema is launching soon and they would like to promote your inclusive screenings through the new website, new social channels and newsletter, as well as in dedicated PR campaigns.
A story about collisions - between a swan and a power line, and between a muddy man in a ditch and a woman with blood on her hands.
Opening Doors are sessions packed full of innovative projects, where you can take part in interactive games and come away with film ideas, venue specific resources and audience development plans.
This documentary film follows a group of Welsh musicians interacting and playing in the studio. Combining shots of the city with the music of John Cale as performed by Welsh stars such as Catatonia, Big Leaves and Manic Street Preachers.
Crow is protector of the wood. Now Tucker wants the wood too and will stop at nothing to raze it to the ground.Before the day is done, he and his men will learn the real meaning of terror in this original supernatural thriller.
In the style of Shaun of the Dead, The Lost Boys and Attack The Block, Canaries is a funny, dark and action-packed sci-fi horror comedy that pits a group of drunken friends on New Years Eve in a Welsh valley against an invasion task force of creepy time-travelling aliens.
A young girl attempts to retell a classic campfire story, while her friends insist on adding their own unique perspective to the tale. Short film set and created in Wales.
Tim is a good kid. Tim is a criminal. Tim has no job, but he earns money as a small-time fence, selling stolen goods.
Noel is disillusioned with himself but he draws inspiration from his younger adopted sister.
This documentary focuses on the creative journey undertaken by Macras, and her cast, in creating the production.
In Cardiff four people each with a life changing decision to make. A cabbie, a police officer, a nightclub bouncer and a nurse (who also works in the neighbourhood brothel)…
The third in the 'Modern Romance Trilogy', a pair of on- the-run sisters assume the identities of poets to find refuge at a poetry/camping weekend
An extraordinary documentary detailing a single mother's journey through Morrocan court.
A couple, Mike and Fred, plan a weekend of mischief returning to bait the prosecuted Christian owner of a remote B&B. The year before they had successfully sued the owner for not allowing them to share a double bed. Events take a deadly turn when another guest arrives who they think might have something more sinister in mind.
In 1972, John Evans, a farmhand from Snowdonia travelled to America to discover whether there was a Welsh-speaking Native American tribe walking the Great Plains..
Feature documentary chronicling a man's journey to reconnect with his estranged wife in the taxi that brought them together decades earlier.
A Wonderful Christmas Time is the second in the Modern Romance Trilogy from Jolene Films, starring Laura Haddock, Dylan Edwards, Sara Pascoe and more!
When he becomes a father at the tender age of 14, Robbie's life quickly spirals out of control. Feeling angry and neglected by his own dad, he kick-starts a series of events that will catapult him at great speed into adulthood.
An all-star cast lead Isabel Coixet's contemporary psychological thriller that tells the chilling tale of a beautiful young girl who is haunted by a secret past.
Being Frank: The Chris Sievey Story is the official documentary about maverick Manchester comedian Frank Sidebottom, and the life and art of his hidden creator Chris Sievey.
Jamie Adams' feature debut stars Craig Roberts and Charlotte Ritchie as an up and coming folk duo.
Denmark sees a down-on-his-luck Welshman without a job or access to hot water, who makes a decision to change his life for the better. With nothing to lose, and everything to gain, he travels across Europe with one crazy goal: to get himself arrested and sent to a Danish prison where the beds are warm and the water is hot.
Eternal Beauty follows Jane (Sally Hawkins) who, after being left at the altar, had a breakdown spiralled into a chaotic episode of schizophrenia lasting 20 years in which love (both real and imagined) and family relationships collide.
At the turn of the century in a Welsh mining village, the Morgans, he stern, she gentle, raise coal-mining sons and hope their youngest will find a better life.
An American girl, sent to the English countryside to stay with relatives, finds love and purpose while fighting for her survival as war envelops the world around her.
After a minor incident in her village, nine-year-old Shula is exiled to a travelling witch camp where she is told...
Minnie Driver is charming in this fun musical drama set during the long hot summer of '76.
Through archival footage and intimate interviews, this is Swansea City FC's incredible journey from the sale of the club for just £1 to their £90 million promotion to the Premier League.
Craig Roberts makes his directorial debut in this film about a Welsh teenager who transformed by the influence of his cooler American neighbour.
During a long hot summer in the 1970s untroubled by the adult world, four boys roam free until tragedy strikes with devastating consequences...
An anarchic, funny, sexy coming-of-age movie, following two teenage step brothers on a road trip across Scotland & the enigmatic girl who comes between them.
The clashing of two very different worlds results in a tragic love story in the heady days leading up to dramatic social unrest.
British writer-director Deborah Haywood's first feature Pin Cushion tells the story of a unique mother-daughter duo: two glittering misfits who are knitted together in a relationship that is as kitsch and comforting as it is suffocating.
Celebrating Dylan Thomas' centenary: a playful, humourous and moving snapshot of one of the world's most beloved poets.
One boy must fight to save his mother from the advances of a mystic, and simultaneously lure his girlfriend into the bedroom, armed only with a wide vocabulary and near-total self belief. His name is Oliver Tate.
When an English cartographer must tell a Welsh village that their mountain is only a hill, the offended community sets out to change that.
Two feisty, free-spirited women are connected by the brilliant, charismatic poet who loves them both.
Directed by Broadchurch's Euros Lyn and written by award-winning novelist Fflur Dafydd, this Welsh-language tale of revenge sees twin daughters set a trap in the National Library of Wales for their novelist mother's murderer.
A stark psychological thriller based on one of the most infamous cases in Welsh maritime history from Chris Crowe
The King and Dai tells the story of the Porthcawl Elvis Festival, Europe's largest Elvis Tribute Festival. For one weekend every year, the otherwise sleepy seaside town turns into a celebration of all things Elvis, attracting fans and Elvis impersonators all around the world, culminating in a fascinating stew of cheesy kitsch and utter sincerity.
The astonishing story of three men who make the chance discovery, at the age of 19, that they are identical triplets separated at birth.
The Lewis brothers live with their parents and sister in a caravan on a mobile home site and spend most of their time joking around, taking drugs and stealing cars. Their father falls from a ladder while doing a roofing work for Bryn Cartwright, a wealthy, prominent local businessman and small-time gangster. The brothers go to Bryn demanding compensation, when he refuses they seek revenge. The film stars Rhys Ifans, his brother Llŷr Ifans and Dougray Scott.
Youngun examines the root causes of violence and the scars left in its wake. For Dante, a young African-American father of two from East Oakland, staying safe is a constant preoccupation.
http://www.filmhubwales.org/support/made-wales-strategyOn the outskirts of Birmingham and the margins of society, the Billingham family perform extreme rituals and break cultural taboos as they muddle through a life decided by factors beyond their control.
Welsh shorts supported by Ffilm Cymru Wales and BFI NET.WORK
2019 is the Year of Discovery, led by Visit Wales. Think adventure, culture, landscape and memorable experiences.
Languages play a crucial role in the daily lives of people, not only as a tool for communication, education, social integration and development but also as a repository for each person's unique identity, cultural history, traditions and memory.
Mae gwyliau neu rwydweithiau arloesol sydd yn diwallu un neu ragor o flaenoriaethau FHW yn gymwys i gyflwyno cynnig...
Innovative festivals or networks that meet one or more FHW priorities, are eligible to submit a proposal...
Mae FHW yn dathlu hunaniaeth, iaith a diwylliant Cymru trwy ffilmiau drwy gydol y flwyddyn trwy gyfrwng ein Strategaeth Gwnaethpwyd yng Nghymru...
FHW celebrates Welsh identity, language and culture through film year-round via our Made in Wales Strategy...
Cefnogi gwaith arddangoswyr, cynnig ysbrydoliaeth, cefnogaeth a chynhwysiant, dod â ffilmiau Prydeinig a rhyngwladol i gynulleidfaodd ar draws Cymru a'r DU...
Championing the innovative work of exhibitors, offering inspiration, support and inclusion to bring British and international film to audiences across Wales and the UK...
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A NEW CINEMATIC adaptation of legendary Welsh poet Dylan Thomas' classic radio play.
BBC Radio One presenter Huw Stephens is one a musical pilgrimage across Wales; from Cardiff to Ceredigion, Clwyd to Caernarfon.
When Private Thomas shoots a terrorist in self-defense, he's accused of murder and used as a scapegoat by the political system.
Guidance to support non-theatrical screenings.
Here you can find information, opportunities, guidelines and submission forms...
Ers 2013, mae FHW wedi cefnogi'r sector arddangos yng Nghymru gydag 118 bwrseriaeth ac rydym wedi cael dros 1692 o ymgysylltiadau unigol gyda gwahanol weithdai, cymorthfeydd a digwyddiadau.
Since 2013, FHW has supported the Welsh exhibition sector with 118 bursaries and we have had over 1692 individual engagements with different workshops, surgeries and events.
Yma gallwch ddarganfod gwybodaeth, cyfleoedd, canllawiau a ffurflenni cyflwyno ar gyfer y gefnogaeth gydol y flwyddyn a gynigiwn i aelodau FHW...
Here you can find a complete list of film titles featured on our website and details of how you can book them for your venue/organisation. We have a section for Welsh films...
Mae dolenni yma i ffilmiau wedi'u gwneud yng Nghymru, ffilmiau Cymraeg a ffilmiau Archif Cymreig a manylion am sut y gallwch archebu'r ffilmiau yma ar gyfer eich lleoliad.
Find links to Welsh made, Welsh language and Welsh archive films here, with details of how you can book these films at your venue. Film Hub Wales can offer support to exhibitors for...
Three friends are transported back to ancient times through the golden doorway of Mabinogi.
Guidance to support your work with young audiences.
Film Hub Wales lead on a number of research and development initiatives dedicated to the advancement of the independent film sector...
Can't find what you're looking for?
Methu dod o hyd i'r hyn oeddech chi'n chwilio amdano?
We've trawled through an ocean sized list of films to bring you some of our sea themed favourites, from contemporary, to cult and not forgetting the best of Welsh cinema.
http://www.filmhubwales.org/projects/festivalsFind details of our Audience Development supported projects in Year Six (2018/19) here:
Find details of our 2018-2022 Festival Strategy supported projects in Year Six (2018/19) here.
John Lewis is a poorly paid and professionally frustrated librarian and occasional drama critic, whose affections fluctuate between glamorous Liz , and his long-suffering wife Jean.When a better paid job becomes vacant, Lewis is reluctant to apply, but is persuaded to do so by Jean.
In 1970, Michael Grigsby made the award winning, I WAS A SOLDIER, which focused on David, Dennis and Lamar, recently returned veterans from Vietnam. WE WENT TO WAR picks up their story over 40 years later.
In 1880, following a controversial horse race and an unresolved death, Gruff Rhys' family split as Dafydd Jones took his young family to join the burgeoning Welsh community in Patagonia, South America. Director Dylan Goch follows Gruff Rhys on a tour that takes in the theatres, nightclubs and desert teahouses of Wales, Brazil and the Argentine Andes as he discovers what became of his family, the Welsh Diaspora and its legacy.
The Tell-Tale Heart is a spooky gothic horror murder story based on the Edgar Allan Poe story written in 1843, staring Stanley Baker as the film's only actor. The unnamed narrator endeavors to convince the reader of his sanity while simultaneously describing a murder he comitted. The victim now haunts the narrators mind, driving his insane.
Summer 1939. Influential families in Nazi Germany have sent their daughters to a finishing school in an English sea side town to learn the language and be ambassadors for a future looking National Socialist. A teacher there sees what is coming and is trying to raise the alarm. But no one is listening.
It's 1986 and Chuck Steel is 'the best God damn cop on the force' according to his long suffering boss, Captain Jack Schitt, but even this maverick has his work cut out when the Governor of LA decides to reduce the liscening hours for clubs and bars triggering an inexplicable spate of high profile disappearances in the city.
In a small village under the shadow of a nuclear power station, a toxic family with a combustible past must face the ghosts that threaten their future.
Youngun examines the root causes of violence and the scars left in its wake. For Dante, a young African-American father of two from East Oakland, staying safe is a constant preoccupation. This character-driven film chronicles the dramatic arc of Dante's life from a traumatic birth through to interviews with power-holders in which he personally interrogates the discriminatory structures of society. This intimate and compelling story reveals the pervasive impact of violence on Dante's life and community and his daily struggle to survive, while being over-policed yet under-protected.
March 30th
Through our bursary scheme for training and networking opportunities, we have in the past supported attendance at events, conferences, and courses around the world.
Life unfolds much like it did a century ago, save for the odd Walkman and 1990s-era dance music, until things take a strange and supernatural turn as Lazzaro strikes up a friendship with a rebellious young nobleman.
Four men, members of a Welsh rugby union club, fly to Paris as part of a weekend outing to see Wales play France in the Five Nations Championship match that will decide the Grand Slam title.
January 23rd
A determined white Zimbabwean farmer takes Robert Mugabe to the court of human rights to challenge the land seizure programme in this multi award-winning feature documentary.
Off the back of Anim18, a celebration of British animation, funded by Film Hub Wales, BFI, British Council and Arts Council Wales, Film Hub Wales organised an interactive tour of Wales' oldest animation, Jerry the Tyke (1925-27).
Jerry the Tyke, also known as Jerry the Troublesome Tyke, is Wales' oldest animated cartoon character. Jerry's mischief and Lovatt's musical trickery combine to make an exciting, fast moving and hilarious show.
Film features at the National Eisteddfod of Wales for the first time.
Every year Film Hub Wales teams up with Flicks In The Sticks and Moviola to bring togther Welsh rural community cinemas for a one-day training and networking event.
March 13th
Every year Film Hub Wales offers a training and networking opportunity to Welsh film festivals.
January 15th
Mae aelodau Canolfan Ffilm Cymru wrth galon y Ganolfan, y mwyaf o aelodau a phartneriaethau a adeiladwn, y mwyaf fydd yr effaith ar gyfer cynulleidfaoedd a ' n sector arddangos yng Nghymru.
FHW' s members are at the heart of FHW, the more members and partnerships we build, the greater impact we can make for audiences and our exhibition sector in Wales.
Llenwch y ffurflen aelodaeth (isod) i ymuno.
Apply for financial support to attend ICO Screening Days.
An exciting new community cinema initiative, bringing British independent and world cinema to the South Wales Valleys.
January 28th
As he is shoplifting for groceries with his son, Shota, they discover Yuri, a homeless girl. Osamu takes her home, where the family observes evidence of abuse. Despite their strained finances, they informally adopt her.
Guidance to support audience development and marketing.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru yn falch o gyflwyno Deall ein Cynulleidfaoedd. Trwy ei gynnwys rydym yn bwriadu agor trafodaethau yn y dyfodol rhyngom ni, ein haelodau a'r diwydiant ehangach ynghylch yr angen am ddulliau effeithiol o ddablygu cynulleidfa. Felly, yn hytrach nag argymhellion terfynol, mae'r canfyddiadau hyn yn adolygiad ar y cyd o ble rydyn ni hyd yn hyn.
Film Hub Wales are pleased to present Understanding Our Audiences. Through its contents, we intend to open up future discussion between ourselves, our members and the wider industry around the need for effective methods of audience development. So rather than final recommendations, these findings are instead a collective review of where we are to date. It is just the beginning.
A Wales wide research project which aimed to build a picture of existing rural provision in Wales along with current funding opportunities and to identify and respond to the needs of existing practitioners.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru wedi dylunio neu wedi gweithio gyda phartneriaid arbenigol i gefnogi 122 o brosiectau datblygu cynulleidfaoedd gyda'r nod o gynyddu mynediad i ffilm i gynulleidfaoedd amrywiol ac anodd i'w cyrraedd ar draws Cymru.
Guidance to support screen heritage.
Guidance to support diversity and inclusion in your organisation.
A variety of British and independent films available for booking.
Salam follows a female Lyft driver, who has to navigate the night shift in NYC while waiting to hear life or death news from Syria.
The film follows Amy, who falls down a flight of stairs and wakes up with amnesia - believing she is 16 and that the year is 1999, but why does her best friend from scholl Polly want nothing to do with her?
The Rollercoaster rise and tragic fall of the mystery masked man with the voice of a legend.
Changing Times is a four-year, nationwide programme of screen heritage activity led by Film Hub North and BFI Film Audience Network (FAN).
Mae manylion a lawr wythiadau yn berthynol i fentrau marchnata a chyfryngau cymdeithasol a reolir gan y Ganolfan gyda'r nod o ddatblygu cynulleidfaoedd ar gyfer ffilmiau arbenigol ar gael yma.
You can find useful information and downloads for marketing and social media initiatives here.
Film Hub Wales bring 102 years of Coastal Life on film to National Eisteddfod and audiences Wales wide
Comedy Genius is the BFI's blockbuster season for 2018. The UK's greatest ever celebration of film and TV comedy – bringing the gift of laughter.
Year of the Sea presents us with a special opportunity to promote Wales to the world as a 21st Century coastal destination, from lakesides to riverbanks, bays and beaches.
Anim18 is a celebration of animation taking place across the UK, showcasing the best of British talent, with the aim to put British animation – past, present and future – firmly in the spotlight.
The following exhibitors received project support from Film Hub Wales in 2017/18 for their 'Welsh Film' screenings/events.
On the Black Hill begins in the closing years of the 19th century with the marriage of dour, puritanical Welsh farmer Amos Jones to his social superior, vicar's daughter Mary Latimer after the death of her father.
A new Welsh film festival network initiative, developed by Film Hub Wales, Wicked Wales and key festivals within the region, with the aim to increase British independent and international film programmes available for and made by young audiences.
The Ballymurphy Precedent is a documentary that tells the little known story of the death of eleven people at the hands of the British Army in a Catholic estate in Belfast in 1971.
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Club des Femmes and ICO have teamed up to present a new tour, Revolt She Said: Women And Film After '68.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru yn arwain nifer o fentrau ymchwil a datblygu i hyrwyddo'r sector ffilm annibynnol yng Nghymru...
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Mae Chapter yn Falch o Gyhoeddi Pedair Blynedd Arall o Ganolfan Ffim Cymru...
As part of the BFI FAN (Film Audience Network), Film Hub Wales are supported by funders and partners across Wales and the UK.
Look back at Film Hub Wales' diversity training days, complete with resources and videos.
This report details the extent that disabled children and their families can attend cinemas, and the obstacles that face them.
This resource is a handy two page tool kit to start your venue on the path towards becoming more dementia friendly.
Film Hub Wales & Ffilm Cymru Wales are pleased to present Making, Watching and Understanding, an audit of film education in Wales.
This report, prepared by Dan Thomas maps the youth film festival activity in Wales, the wider UK and Europe, focusing on the youth film festival landscape in Wales, outlining the current landscape and identifying any development opportunities.
At the second annual gathering of Welsh-based rural community cinemas and film societies, Film Hub Wales hosted workshops on interactive marketing, social media and youth volunteering.
The Equipment Hire Scheme is designed to help members who need to hire kit for pop up screenings...
The lyrical documentary from internationally renowned documentary director Patricio Guzmán (Nostalgia for the Light, The Battle of Chile).
Acclaimed writer-director Athina Rachel Tsangari takes a skewered look at competitive masculinity in this "buddy movies without buddies".
A joyous portrait of Salim Shaheen, Afghanistan's most popular actor, director and producer, 'The Prince of Nothingwood' is a gripping, heartwarming and often funny tale of creativity against all odds.
On 22 July 2011 more than 500 youths at a political summer camp on an island outside Oslo were attacked by an armed, right-wing extremist.
Vale Venues is an exciting new pilot project which will see the development of a partnership between eleven mixed arts centres and community cinemas in the Vale of Glamorgan.
A Welsh poet is sent to fight with the English in the First World War.
Uprising is a UK-wide programme of screenings and events exploring the cinema and the legacy of 1968, joining the dots between that period and our own turbulent times.
Club des Femmes and ICO have teamed up to present a new tour, Revolt She Said: Women And Film After '68.
As queer communities strive to embrace intersectional politics, those with a disability or functional diversity are often left behind. More recently, a growing body of work is redressing this balance and bringing previously invisible stories to the forefront of the conversation.
A dinner party turns awkward when the host appears with the taxidermied body of her recently deceased husband.
A cow, a bed and a strange Station Master surround a woman waiting on a railway platform for a train to take her far away, perhaps to India?
35 films compete for £30,000 Iris Prize, the world's largest LGBT short film prize
Boyo lives with his brother Sid, his sister Gwenny and their elderly mother Marlene in an economically depressed area of South-West Wales. Their father has vanished when they were small children, apparently headed for America.
Off Y Grid is a strategic partnership between cinemas in North Wales to promote specialist films.
Comedy Genius is the BFI's blockbuster season for 2018. The UK's greatest ever celebration of film and TV comedy – bringing the gift of laughter just when we need it most! The comedy geniuses of the big and small screen will be making us laugh at BFI Southbank and cinemas across the UK, online on BFI Player and with a wide range of UK partners.The season runs from October to December 2018.
Don't Knock Twice is based on a psychologically terrifying urban legend.
Journeying through rural South Wales, passengers on a Dial-A-Ride bus reveal all the joys, challenges and quirks of growing older.
Twelve survivors, twelve families torn apart by the Holocaust, twelve people striving to build a new future after the war.
Delight tells the story of a female war photographer who comes to terms with her buried trauma through a relationship with the son of a former lover and comrade-in-arms
DARK HORSE is the inspirational true story of a group of friends from a working men's club who decide to take on the elite 'sport of kings' and breed themselves a racehorse.
You can find information on past, present and upcoming projects here...
Ada McGrath is a mute Scotswoman and talented pianist, who arrives with her strong-willed young daughter Flora in the New Zealand wilderness. She is to marry frontiersman Alistair Stewart, having been sold him by her father, but takes an immediate dislike to him after he refuses to carry her beloved piano home with them, instead selling it.
Nouvelle Vague icon Anna Karina is Suzanne, a young woman forced against her will to take vows as a nun, in a film that was highly controversial at the time of its initial release in France due to its portrayal of life within the church.
A true story of survival, as a young couple's chance encounter leads them first to love, and then on the adventure of a lifetime as they face one of the most catastrophic hurricanes in recorded history, starring Sam Claflin and Shailene Woodley.
The ABCinema Sprint, part of Birmingham's Flatpack Film Festival, brought together filmmakers, educators, archivists, programmers, and other creative professionals from across Europe to share and explore approaches to engaging young people with film archive and heritage.
Mae Chapter yn falch o fod yn Gorff Arweiniol Canolfan Ffilm Cymru. Ers dros 40 mlynedd, mae Chapter wedi bod wrth galon creadigrwydd yng Nghaerdydd...
2016-early 2018 saw the BFI Film Audience Network (FAN) commence a new scheme to support some of the best new films from across the globe...
A feature documentary about the pioneering life and works of artist, musician, and educator, Tony Conrad who has remained an enigmatic figure for fifty years.
ICO training courses provide staff of independent cinemas, film festivals and film societies access to industry leading best-practice exhibitor training. Since 2003, the ICO have trained over 1,200 people from more than 900 organisations in 33 countries.
Tomboy Toni lands a spot on the Lionesses Dance Team, but when members of the group begin to experience a series of mysterious spasms -- "the fits" -- she fears how far she must go to fit in.
Sonita, a teenager, is a talented rapper and an indomitable force, in spite of all her obstacles she confronts in Iran and her conservative family.
The award-winning Mustang announces a new female filmmaking talent both on the screen and behind the camera.
Daphne offers us a female protagonist who can be as fiercely unlikeable as she is compelling to watch.
Captivating and broodingly beautiful, God's Own Country is the award winning debut feature from writer/director Francis Lee.
From Lemmy filmmaker Wes Orshoski comes the story of the long-ignored pioneers of punk: The Damned, the first U.K. punks on wax and the first to cross the Atlantic...
A documentary telling story of Welsh-Italian Boxer Joe Calzaghe, his father and trainer Enzo and their incredible career.
A man who suspects his wife is cheating on him believes their house is haunted by an evil presence urging him to take a terrible revenge.
Based on Ian McEwan's novel. In 1962 England, a young couple find their idyllic romance colliding with issues of sexual freedom and societal pressure, leading to an awkward and fateful wedding night, starring Saoirse Ronan, Emily Watson, Samuel West.
Filmed over 12 months on the Isle of Wight, ISLAND is a life-affirming reflection on the phenomena of dying, portraying the transition away from personhood and observing the last days and hours of life and the moment of death.
Kelly and Victor meet on the dance floor of a Liverpool nightclub. They spend the night together, experiencing an intense sexual relationship. These are two characters struggling to get by as best they can while the people around them are choosing illegal lifestyles; it's when they get into bed with each other that their darker instincts take over.
Film Hub Wales partnered with the University of South Wales to offer students from the Media Audience course an opportunity to exchange skills with exhibitors in cultural Welsh venues.
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Rydyn ni wedi creu map o aelodau'r Ganolfan Ffilmac arddangoswyr mwy adnabyddus ar draws Cymru...
You can find a map of our current members and identified exhibitors across Wales here...
Darllenwch am beth mae ein Haelodau Canolfan Ffilm Cymru wedi bod yn ei wneud! Graddedigion Prifysgol De Cymru ar leoliadau sinema neu'r rhai sydd wedi derbyn ein bwrseriaethau yn adrodd yn ôl ar fynychu cyrsiau, mae'r cyfan ar gael yma.
Stranded travellers stumble upon a strange old house, and find themselves at the mercy of a highly eccentric and potentially dangerous family.
Charlie (Jon Pointing) is a jobless 20-something living in the city. A case of mistaken identity sees him interviewed by a gang of criminal hairdressers where he witnesses a murder and is forced to flee the city.
In an effort to help his dad stay afloat, Charley takes a job at a local racetrack where he befriends jaded trainer Del (Steve Buscemi) and burnt-out jockey Bonnie (Chloë Sevigny) while caring for an aging horse named Lean on Pete.
Destination Unknown, Prevenge, Moon Dogs, Love is Thicker than Water, A Dark Song, Don't Knock Twice
Join Film Hub Wales in a Wales-wide celebration of the Patron Saint of Welsh lovers on Dydd Santes Dwynwen Day, with your Welsh love-themed screenings and events.
This year's Best of Iris Programme, made available through the Queer Film Network.
50th Anniversary 4K restoration of the anti-war cult classic that defined a generation. During World War I, Scottish soldier Private Plumpick (Alan Bates; Women in Love, The Fixer) is sent on a mission to a village in the French countryside to disarm a bomb set by the retreating German army.
When father and son discover they are competing for the affections of the same woman, old wounds are reopened over the death of Fin's mother.
Plagued by the abuse of her past and the turmoil of failed intimate encounters, a young woman struggles to find a lover and a sense of normalcy.
Every year, the tribe's young men are brought to the mountains of the Eastern Cape to participate in an ancient coming-of-age ritual.
This is an LGBT romantic-comedy animation short. It's not easy living with a bear. What if your tribe within the gay community defined you. What if you lived with a real bear?
A theatre performance beamed 'live' from the past. Originally commissioned as somewhat of a cultural experiment, T.Gwynn Jones' translated William Shakespeare's Macbeth for broadcast live on national television in 1964, an elaborately-filmed studio-bound theatrical performance well before the 'professional' Welsh language theatre as we know it was in existence.
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Read about what our FHW Members have been getting up to! Whether it's our University of South Wales graduates on cinema placements, or recipients of our bursaries feeding back on course attendance, find out all about it here.
Find details of our Audience Development supported projects in year two (2014/15) here...
Find details of our Audience Development supported projects in year three (2015/16) here...
Find details on the Audience Development projects we have supported in year 4 (2016/17)
Find details of the Audience Development projects we supported in year one (2013/14) of Film Hub Wales here...
Find details of our Audience Development supported projects in year four (2017/18) here.
2017 was a good year for Iris and the following selection of shorts represent the breadth of LGBTQ+ storytelling here in the UK and also in the wider world.
Over the summer, Chapter celebrated the 50th anniversary of Zulu and pay homage to Welsh great, Stanley Baker.
James Baldwin's zeitgeist-defining treatise on race in America is juxtaposed with music, archive footage and images of present-day America to create a powerful mosaic that lays bare the persistent violence and systemic inequality suffered by America's black population.
Alwyn Enoe is one of the last boatbuilders in the Eastern Caribbean, practicing a trade passed down the generations from Scottish settlers that arrived here more than two centuries ago.
'The Hungry' is a contemporary retelling of Shakespearian tragedy 'Titus Andronicus', set in the extravagant surroundings of an Indian wedding.
Sweet Country is a sweeping historical epic, telling the story of a middle aged Aborigine man forced to go on the run, across hard desert country, after a violent altercation with a bitter war veteran.
Life for the residents of a tower block begins to run out of control.
Redhead Days, is the largest gathering of natural redheads in the world, that takes place every year in Breda, the Netherlands. British Filmmaker and redhead Adam Scarlett attends the three day event to experience the phenomena first hand.
What was unexpected during my packed 3 days in Berlin was finding the time to "think" - considering how busy and frantic the Berlinale can be – but I found the moments between meetings an opportunity to focus the mind. I'm already looking forward to returning to Berlin for the 2016 festival. Next year I hope to spend more time in Germany and agree never to take any short cuts…..
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Five friends spend one lost weekend in a mix of music, love and club culture.
When Annie Mary was 16, she was offered a scholarship to sing in Milan, but was never allowed to go because her mother was dying.
Gille Jenkins, a 12-year-old tomboy and compulsive liar, living in a sordid tenement with her single parent mother, witnesses the murder of an immigrant Polish woman living in an nearby apartment by her former boyfriend, Bronislaus Korchinski.
Five former breakdancers reflect on their youthful rites of passage through the vibrant UK Hip Hop scene of the early 1980s.
'In Between' follows the lives of three strong, independent minded Israeli-Palestinian women sharing an apartment in Tel Aviv. Away from the constraints of their families and enforced tradition, they find them-selves 'in between' the free and unfettered lives they're aspiring to lead and the restrictions still imposed on them by their country and their families. The film is written and directed by Maysaloun Hamoud and stars Mouna Hawa, Sana Jammelieh and Shaden Kanboura.
The following exhibitors received project support from Film Hub Wales in 2016/17 for their 'Welsh Film' screenings/events.
An award-winning comedy film set in a depressed town in the South Wales Valleys. When the local cinema is closed down, the former projectionist, plagued by money problems, devises an ingenious plan to make money.
The following exhibitors received project support from FHW in 2015/16 for their 'Welsh Film' screenings/events.
The following exhibitors received project support from FHW in 2014/15 for their 'Welsh Film' screenings/events...
The following exhibitors received project support from FHW in 2013/14 for their 'Welsh film' screenings/events...
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Dyna pam y mae Canolfan Fflm Cymru wedi ymuno gyda Flicks in the Sticks, Cinema for All a Moviola i gynnig dwy sesiwn arbennig...
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Tragic truths are unearthed as the lives of a young couple and a haunted man living in a remote Welsh valley collide in this psychological horror.
When a Victorian travelling circus visits Tregaron in Ceredigion, they offer much more than entertainment for Sara.
A black comedy following the murderous progress of a killer guitar and is attendant roadie.
James (Benedict Cumberbatch), a dying young man, and his friends travel to the coast of Barafundle Bay in western Wales.
Jayne is a young and attractive widow still grieving for her husband when she finds a stranger unconscious on the road in the middle of nowhere.
Blue is sent by her violent pimp Freddie and his blowsy partner, Cynthia to meet a new punter in Brighton, little does the sexy young professional know the horrifying impact it will have on her wayward life.
On a wild and remote Scottish island, the respected local minister, Balor, fights to keep his disappearing community together.
The Rhythm of Fatigue takes the form of a series of sparse, minimalist tableau. It was developed with contemporary dancers so as to focus on body language and physicality rather than dialogue and exposition
Y Chwarelwr' ('The Quarryman') was the first ever talkie in Welsh made by Sir Ifan ab Owen Edwards and John Ellis Williams.
The Passerby is a short film about coming of age, written and directed by Efa Blosse-Mason.
Six actor friends are booked for a weekend to put on an improvised play. As their characters take over their roles can they ever be friends again?
Two scientists fall in love while they are creating the world's first self-aware artificial intelligence.
THE CHAMBER revolves around a special ops unit, who commandeer a commercial research vessel and it's submersible to locate a mysterious item at the bottom of the Yellow Sea...
In The British Guide to Showing Off, director Jes Benstock takes us under Andrew Logan's glittering wing to take an joyous look at his Alternative Miss World Show.
The story of Tim Boswel, a young gypsy who lives an idyllic life travelling around Wales with his grandfather. When Tim's grandfather dies, however, his life is turned upside down and his very identity is called into question.
Svengali tells the story of Dixie, a postman from South Wales, and a music fanatic.
The tragic story of a two young Welsh lovers, torn apart through anti-Jewish disturbances.
Sleep Furiously became a critical discovery at the 2008 Edinburgh Film Festival, and then became one of the most critically acclaimed new British films of the year.
After all the women in a remote valley on the Welsh border awaken to find their husbands have left to serve in the covert British Resistance, German occupiers arrive in this alternate-reality thriller set in 1944 where D-Day has failed and the United Kingdom has been invaded by Nazi Germany.
Created from the treasure trove of the BFI archive, the story traverses a century of gay experiences.
Marc Evans' ('My Little Eye') visually stunning and inspirational film about the journey of two women, one looking for her past and the other for her future.
To support the opening of a Maggie's Centre in Velindre Cancer Centre South East Wales in 2017.
Mom and Me is a creative documentary that delicately challenges the familiar love story shared between a son and his mother.
Letters Home is a short film project, aimed at commemorating and remembering the Welsh soldiers who gave their lives during the First World War. The story follows three young soldiers writing what could be their final letters home before going over the top on the first day of the Battle of the Somme.
A troubled teenager struggled to hang on to her crumbling sanity in this supernatural thriller.
A Nuban princess is kidnapped in the Sudan and kept as a slave in the UK. Inspired by real events.
Hope Eternal tells the story of a 40 year old Madagascan nurse called Hope. Hope and her rugby loving 13 yr old daughter Bantu help street kids who have been trafficked and abused, regain their self respect.
High Tide tells the story of one final day during which a mother must mend the broken relationship with her son.
Teenagers Glen and Joe let Tin Man, the local tramp, take the rap after they accidentally kill Joe's girlfriend, Jenny. 14 years later, Tin Man is released from prison and a girl, Nicky, turns up. Nicky is a dead ringer for Jenny, and when Joe sees her, the guilt that has haunted him for so long turns into full-blown paranoia.
A group of celebrities scheduled to appear at a village hall meet a bloody end...
Get Up and Go tells the story of Coilin and Alex, two friends in Dublin at the wrong end of their 20's whose dreams of artistic greatness haven't quite worked out.
Android In La La Land is a celebration of a British music-making pioneer and the love story that helped him turn his life around.
Based on Raymond Briggs' award-winning book, this hand-drawn animated feature is an intimate and engaging depiction of the life and times of two ordinary people living through extraordinary events and immense social change.
A gypsy girl arrives in Bethesda to stay with her grandparents. Her whimsy soon brings her much attention.
Young FAN, previously known as the FAN Young Programmers Network (YPN), is an exciting new project designed to support the next generation of young film curators and film enthusiasts across the UK.
Call out for education specialists working with young and family audiences across Wales, to respond to a proposal to reach new groups and support learning activity...
'Kësulat' addresses the subject of the Kosovo war from the point of view of a Serbian family. Set in 1999, in a small village in Kosovo, near the Serbian border, as Serbian forces invade the village relations between families break down.
Adapted from RC Sherriff's play, which follows a small group of WW1 soldiers as they wait for an enemy offensive in their dugout in Aisne, Franceand anticipate their imminent death. The film stars Sam Claflin, Paul Bettany, Toby Jones and Asa Butterfield and is directed by Saul Dibb.
Explorer Bruce Parry travels the worls to learn from people who live their lives very differently to our own.
We are looking for an experienced and enthusiastic Marketing Officer to support Film Hub Wales with the development of audiences for British independent and world cinema across Wales.
Film Hub Wales, together with venues across Welsh communities, are preparing for an immersive tour of remastered 1940s classic, The Proud Valley - as part of BFI BLACK STAR.
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An exciting NEW project to be delivered by Flicks in the Sticks and funded by Film Hub Wales and Film Hub NWC.
The following exhibitors received project support from FHW in 2015/16 for their 'Welsh Film' screenings/events...
Fe fydd y fenter newydd gyffrous yma gyda'r nod o gynyddu mynediad i sinema annibynnol Prydeinig a Byd mewn ardaloedd lle nad oes dim neu ychydig iawn o ddarpariaeth yn dod â hud y sgrin fawr i leoliadau cymunedol mewn hannau o Rhondda Cynon Taf, Glyn Enwy a Phen-y-bont dros y chwe mis nesaf (o Chwefror 2015) gan gynnig rhywbeth i holl aelodau'r teulu.
Canolfan Ffilm Cymru yn cyflwyno BFI LOVE...
Gyda straoen sydd yn bwydo ar ein hofnau a'n dyheadau tywyllaf, roedd sgriniau'r gaeaf ar draws y DU yn llawn gofid a drygioni wrth inni blymio i galon dywyll ffilm gyda Chymru yn y Tywyllwch – rhan o brosiect BFI DU gyfan yn 2013/14...
Fe wnaeth Sci-Fi Wales Cymru lansio ar sgriniau sinemau Cymru ar 26 Medi 2014 gyda dangosiad Chapter Wails arbennig o Phase IV gyda pherfformiad cerddorol gan Zeuk...
Mae Impact of Conflict: Conversations About Cinema yn brosiect DU gyfan sydd yn agor trafodaeth a dadleuon trwy ffilm, yn dechrau gyda'r thema gwrthdaro a'r materion y mae'n eu codi..
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Film Hub Wales has been supporting film screenings in castles since 2013. Here's an overview on the events held so far.
We work with Sol Cinema to bring the world's smallest solar movie theatre to Chapter's Art Car Bootique.
Impact of Conflict: Conversations About Cinema is a new UK wide project that opens up debates and discussion through film, beginning with the theme of conflict and the issues it raises.
Welsh cinemas celebrate Shakespeare on film as part of his 400th anniversary celebrations.
Sci-Fi Cymru launched onto Welsh cinema screens on the 26th September 2014 with a special Chapter Wails screening of Phase IV with introductory musical performance from Zeuk...
Film Hub Wales presents BFI LOVE. The season ran from October to December, 2015 with an extensive programme of films and events exploring...
With tales that fed on our darkest fears and desires, winter screens across the UK were filled with woe and wickedness as we...
BLACK STAR, the UK's biggest ever season of film and television dedicated to celebrating the range, versatility and power of black actors.
As the Film Hub Lead Organisation in Wales, Chapter works with the BFI Film Audience Network to develop as a cultural leader in Wales.
A transsexual woman travels home to her father's funeral in order to gain closure with her family.
Marc and Fred went to war when they were refused a double bed at a remote Christian guest house. They won in court and now they're back to claim their conjugal rights. Triumph turns to terror when another guest arrives, who they think might have something sinister in mind.
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Fans of all ages will be able to relive their most magical memories this year, as Roald Dahl's films are brought to life on the big screen.
Celebrating the diversity of Indian filmmaking and films about India.
Fe gewch fynediad dangosyddion i rai o'r ffilmiau newydd gorau ledled y byd yma, o'n Strategaeth Ffilmiau Newydd BFI FAN (NRS).
A season exploring the pioneering - and sometimes problematic - depictions of LGBT life in British film and TV in the years immediately before and after the 1967 Sexual Offences Act.
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A visually thrilling eco-documentary that unravels the mystery behind the world's vanishing songbird population and questions what this means for humankinds' own future.
Organisers of the Iris Prize have today (14/08/2017) announced details of the 35 short films competing for the annual LGBT short film award the Iris Prize. Presented annually during the October film festival of the same name in Cardiff...
Film Hub Wales member Wicked Wales:16 hosts Wales' newest international youth film festival.
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Fel rhan o Rwydwaith Cynulleidfa Ffilm BFI mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru yn derbyn cefnogaeth gan gyllidwyr a phartneriaid ar draws Cymru a'r DU.
The Dragon Theatre in Barmouth opens its dorrs for a season of vintage coffee mornings and coastal-themed archive film screenings.
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Cefnogi Canolfan Ffilm Cymru i ddatblygu cynulleidfaoedd ar gyfer sinema annibynnol Prydeinig a byd ledled Cymru trwy farchnata wedi'i dargedu ac arloesol o brosiectau Canolfan Ffilm Cymru ac aelodau, gan gynnig mwy o gyrhaeddiad a mynediad newydd i grwpiau wedi'u tangynrychioli.
In July, MOVIOLA is holding a one–day event on Sustainability for Community Cinemas...
Pontio's Cinema Co-ordinator Emyr Glyn Williams talks about their screening of Destination Unknown and Q&A with Welsh producer Llion Roberts.
The world's smallest solar movie theatre returns to Art Car Bootique!
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On Sunday 29th May 2016, Film Hub Wales teamed up with Sol Cinema to bring a unique mobile cinema experience (in a vintage caravan) to audiences at Chapter's Art Car Bootique.
Mae'r holl straeon diwydiant diweddaraf o cylchlythyrau'r Ganolfan ar gael a digwyddiadau eraill perthnasol ar draws Cymru yma.
Find all the latest Film Hub, industry and member news from our Hub newsletters and other relevant goings on across Wales here...
Justine is a vegetarian starting out at university to be a vet. Taken on a carnivorous hazing ritual at the school, an unbidden taste for meat begins to grow in her. A visceral debut that has shocked audiences around the world with its intensity.
A timeless story of human connection and self-discovery, MOONLIGHT chronicles the life of a young black man from childhood to adulthood as he struggles to find his place in the world while growing up in a rough neighbourhood of Miami.
Winner of 'Best British Feature Film', Raindance International Film Festival 2015.
Life, Animated is the beautiful story of how Owen found a way of communicating through autism using Disney.
A chance encounter causes a women to re-evaluate the tragic disappearance of her daughter.
A brand new restoration of Ealing Studios classic The Proud Valley comes to Blu-Ray, DVD and EST on 27 March as part of the Vintage Classics collection courtesy of STUDIOCANAL.
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Rhyl Little Theatre's new community pop-up cinema 'Wicked Cinema' has been sent a message of support by Darth Vader actor Spencer Wilding.
Chapter is proud to be the Film Hub Lead Organisation for Wales. For over 40 years Chapter has been the heartbeat of creativity in Cardiff...
Rydym wedi ehangu ein tudalen ffilm i gynnwys rhagor o adrannau i'ch helpu i raglennu teitlau ar gyfer eich lleoliad...
Film Hub Wales and Chapter as Film Hub Lead Organisation, have put together a major, UK-wide programme designed to celebrate the most magnificent Welsh storyteller, Roald Dahl.
The BFI and national archives across the UK are digitising 10,000 heritage titles, making these available in the cinema, through DVD or online platforms.
Realizing that they share common foes in Margaret Thatcher, the police and the conservative press, London-based gays and lesbians lend their support to striking coal miners in 1984 Wales.
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Welsh industry practitioners invited to become full voting member of BAFTA Cymru
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Fans of all ages will be able to relive their most magical memories, as Roald Dahl's films are brought to life on the big screen throughout the summer of 2016.
Fe fydd dilynwyr o bob oed yn gallu ail fyw eu hatgofion mwyaf hudol, wrth i straeon Raold Dahl ddod yn fyw ar y sgrin fawr trwy gydol haf 2016.
March 08th
The BFI Film Audience Network (BFI FAN), led by Film Hub Wales and Chapter as the Welsh Hub Lead organisation, have announced two significant new appointments designed to support accessible cinema for underserved audiences across Wales and UK-wide.
Centred around John, a man in his 70s living on a remote farmhouse, This Far Up is a surrealist exploration of life, death and what lies in between.
Black Chrimstas is a satirical take on the commerciality of Christmas in our modern age.
In the near silence of space, Ruth wakes up. As she slowly comes to life, she looks out of the window to see that her ship is one of hundreds orbiting an alien planet.
Since Dylan's mother passed away his nightmares have been becoming real, more violent and seeping into his waking hours. But how do you escape yourself?
A woman depressed by the seemingly successful and happy lives of her friends on social media discovers things are not always what they appear.
Jasun Watkins brings his pink, brash and very camp Elvis impersonation act to the biggest Elvis tribute festival in Europe. Will Pink Elvis win over the residents of this small Welsh seaside town?
In response to the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner in America, 'I Can't Breathe' is a moving cover of the well-known spiritual 'Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen'.
Nine years old Mercy is trying to cope and make sense of immediate events by keeping a scrapbook of important events in her life.
Prevenge, Moon Dogs, Love is Thicker than Water, Don't Take Me Home, Don't Knock Twice...
A collection of the BFI NET.WORK's latest shorts from the Beacons, Occupation and Horizons schemes.
An elderly couple live out their strange and beautiful existence together in a relationship where not everything is as it seems.
Cefnogir y casgliad yma o ffilmiau byrion gan BFI NET.WORK a Ffilm Cymru Wales, trwy'r cynlluniau Beacons, Occupation a Gorwelion.
The Iris Prize is on the move - the world's largest LGBT film prize is visiting Llandudno Junction on the 15th-16th February 2017.
March 01st
February 27th
February 02nd
February 26th
The second annual gathering of Welsh-based rural community cinemas and film societies during the 2017 Borderlines Film Festival, looking at marketing and social media.
March 19th
A chance for FHW members to catch previews of The Fits and Moonlight, as well as find out more about the BFI2022 Strategy.
Across Wales, Film Hub Wales members created a distinctive programme as part of BFI's blockbuster Love season.
Where to watch Roald Dahl on Film across the UK...
January 18th
Films and Wine Community Cinema screen Chilean film NO at The Gate in Cardiff.
Find out what you can gain from attending an ICO Screening Day.
December 16th
Roald Dahl on Film is jam-packed with interactive screenings, thrilling cinema experiences, workshops and more – we're promising something for everyone!
Bydd hoffwyr Matilda yn heidio i dros 40 o safleoedd dros yr haf i ddatgelu arogleuon cudd, o gacen siocled ffres i frechdanau past pysgod drewllyd, mewn profiad sinema rhyngweithiol i ddathlu Roald Dahl 100.
Matilda fans will flock to over 40 sites this summer to uncover secret smells, from fresh chocolate cake to whiffy fish paste sandwiches, in an interactive cinema experience to celebrate Roald Dahl 100.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru, ynghyd â lleoliadau ar draws cymunedau Cymru, yn paratoi ar gyfer taith o'r clasur o'r 1940au, The Proud Valley...
The latest publicity and coverage for Roald Dahl on Film in local and national media.
December 11th
December 05th
December 02nd
November 09th
November 12th
November 15th
November 13th
May 13th
May 28th
April 18th
April 19th
April 23rd
April 24th
May 15th
April 28th
May 09th
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April 17th
May 27th
July 04th
Y Chwarelwr" (1935) gan Syr Ifan ab Owen Edwards a John Ellis Williams oedd y ffilm lafar gyntaf yn y Gymraeg. Er bod tair rîl gyntaf y ffilm wreiddiol yn ddiogel yn Archif Genedlaethol Sgrîn a Sain Cymru, 'roedd y rîl olaf ar goll ers blynyddoedd maith, felly penderfynodd y cyfarwyddwr teledu, Ifor ap Glyn, ei hail-greu er mwyn cyflwyno'r stori yn gyflawn i gynulleidfaoedd newydd. Defnyddiwyd actorion cyfoes i wneud hyn, gan ail-leisio'r ffilm gyfan er mwyn cysondeb, ac ychwanegu cerddoriaeth newydd o waith Pwyll ap Siôn. Drwy adfer y riliau gwreiddiol ac ychwanegu elfennau newydd, daethpwyd â'r ffilm hanesyddol hon yn fyw unwaith eto i gynulleidfa heddiw. Cyflwynir y ffilm gan Ifor Ap Glyn.
September 21st
June 28th
June 29th
June 19th
August 02nd
October 2016: BFI Film Audience Network (BFI FAN) brings over 275 BFI BLACK STAR events to more than 70 locations across the UK
July 2016: BFI launches the UK's biggest ever celebration of black screen actors...
Film Hub Wales has teamed with other key Welsh film organisations for a week of screenings, premieres, masterclasses and more at this year's Eisteddfod Maes in Abergavenny.
Film Hub Wales supports networking events at the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
November 25th
October 28th
November 14th
October 26th
November 11th
November 08th
November 05th
November 27th
November 06th
November 04th
In Summer 2016, Film Hub Wales led Roald Dahl on Film season - a dazzling celebration of the legendary novelist's works on screen.
Yn ystod haf 2016, arweiniodd Canolfan Ffilm Cymru y tymor Roald Dahl ar Ffilm - dathliad trawiadol o waith y nofelydd chwedlonol ar sgrin.
Find images of some of the projects delivered across Wales by our members and partners here.
We are extremely grateful to have the support of the following organisations for this project...
You can find a map of our current members and identified exhibitors across Wales here.
Llandaff North residents will see the Tivoli Cinema open again in its original building as part of the Llandaff North Festival.
Cellb in Blaenau Ffestiniog is set to install a state of the art digital cinema following a successful funding bid.
The festival at Ffwrnes in Llanelli exhibits short films by new and fresh filmmakers, providing a platform for local, national and international filmmakers to engage with new audiences.
Job Advert: Zoom Cymru – Merthyr Migration Project...
The Newbridge Memo project are appealing to Welsh Cinema Hub members to get on board and show their support for the historic building and cinema venue, by voting for the project in a nationwide competition and sharing this information with their colleagues and friends.
Organisers of the Iris Prize have launched a new Welsh language LGBT short film scheme supported by S4C and Ffilm Cymru Wales via BFI NET.WORK.
Abertoir, Wales' International Horror Festival are back with a new collection of early silent horror shorts from the dawn of the 20th century.
Films from 18 countries compete for £30,000 Iris Prize - the world's largest LGBT short film prize supported by the Michael Bishop Foundation, Czech Republic make it to the final for the first time and 17 year old Lucas Helth Postma from Denmark becomes youngest finalist!
Announcing the dates for the Kotatsu Japanese Animation Festival 2015
Organisers of the Iris Prize Festival have confirmed that the Cardiff based LGBT film festival has adopted a rugby theme for their opening night to coincide with the Rugby World Cup.
Put these dates in your diary: 14 – 18 March 2016.
Vessels by US filmmaker Arkasha Stevenson about Diamond, a young transgender woman working at a garment factory for little pay, has been announced winner of the 2015 Iris Prize – Cardiff's International LGBT Short Film Prize supported by The Michael Bishop Foundation.
The Independent Cinema Office have just announced that Summer Screening Days will be taking place at Showroom Cinema, Sheffield on Saturday 25th July - Monday 27th July 2015.
Thinking about setting up a community cinema? Get ready for a little work – and a lot of fun!
An opportunity to win a Community Cinema prize worth over £750 in screenings, freebies and member benefits
Scalarama is an international celebration of cinema, an inclusive film season across September that has involved over 400 film exhibitors since its beginning...
Hub Member's are now able to book the cinema in the dark package for FREE which includes all the info required to set up your own event (non-Hub Members costs on request).
Booking opportunity for an immersive cinema experience in Spring 2016
An opportunity for bookings and to become part of the POUTFest Tour 2015.
The third round of the BFI Neighbourhood Cinema Equipment Fund is now open, working to help cover some of the costs associated with showing films in community venues
The Independent Cinema Office are holding two training days in Birmingham and York to support the activities of BFI Neighbourhood Cinema members, as well as offering free in-depth consultancies.
In February – April 2016 HOME, Manchester will present CRIME: Hong Kong Style, a BFI PDF funded project which showcases a selection Hong Kong crime films from the 1950s to current new releases.
Winning an award can bring a huge amount of profile and exposure to new audiences, not to mention a confidence surge for volunteer groups...
Female film directors across Wales will be encouraged to progress their careers with Ffilm Cymru Wales' latest emerging talent Launchpad Lab through the lottery funded BFI NET.WORK.
The BFI today launches Britain on Film, a new project that reveals hidden histories and forgotten stories of people and places from the UK's key film and TV archives...
Audiences invited to experience films in inventive ways across Wales as Film Hub Wales announces exciting season of film at independent Welsh venues
The UK-wide partnership of film funding organisations which helps to discover and develop new writers, directors and producers, has launched a digital platform where new writers and directors from anywhere in the UK can search for funding opportunities and introduce their work to NET.WORK partners and the wider industry.
Time to POUT again, like you did last summer…Yes indeed, POUTfest returns, bigger, better, bolder and brighter, so come join us for one incredible summer of exceptional LGBTQI films!
While Roald Dahl created some of our favourite fictional characters, he also created some of the scariest! Here are our top ten...
We list our favourite characters from Roald Dahl stories that have been adapted for the screen!
This week's preview on Roald Dahl on Film screenings across the UK.
It's the final 'What's On This Week' for Roald Dahl on Film season!
Matilda Scratch 'n Sniff is coming to a cinema near you
Enter the world of Roald Dahl on Film and play the game...
Roll up, roll up for this week's Roald Dahl on Film screenings from around the UK!
We at Film Hub Wales and Chapter are very sad to hear about the passing of one of cinema's great comic actors, Gene Wilder.
The upcoming Roald Dahl on film screens for the week commencing Monday 29th August.
A preview of upcoming Roald Dahl on Film screenings for the week beginning Monday 16th August.
A look at Roald Dahl on Film Screenings across the country for the week beginning Monday 8th August
Roald Dahl's 100th birthday is being celebrated by wondrous events across the Welsh capital!
Cyfle i ffoli ar ffilmiau yr hydref yma wrth i Ganolfan Ffilm Cymru gyhoeddi tymor atyniadol o ddigwyddiadau ledled Cymru...
Fall in love with film this autumn as Film Hub Wales announces an irresistible Wales-wide season of events...
Following on from the success of BFI GOTHIC (Wales Goes Dark) and BFI SCI-FI, FHW are currently planning the next BFI blockbuster season - 'LOVE' that will be rolled out across Wales with our regional Members and partners.matt needle
Fe fydd dilynwyr o bob oed yn gallu ail fyw eu hatgofion mwyaf hudol, wrth i straeon Roald Dahl ddod yn fyw ar y sgrin fawr trwy gydol haf 2016.
Rydym yn hynod o ddiolchgar o dderbyn cefnogaeth y cyrff canlynol ar gyfer y prosiect yma...
These FREE to download programme notes are the perfect accompaniment to Roald Dahl on Film screenings.
Feast your eyes on our family-friendly activity packs for the wonderful world of Roald on Film!
13th September 2016 is Roald Dahl Day! Have a party to celebrate #RoaldDahl100
The Big Friendly Read, Summer Reading Challenge 2016
Teach Roald Dahl's The BFG in class with this handy free resource from Penguin Books.
In addition to a list of lovely Roald Dahl films offered for schools according to their different age ranges, Into Film have created a host of imaginative resources designed to support further creative engagement.
Roald Dahl on Film season launches with exciting events popping up in venues across the UK!
You can win a whizzpopping BFG courtesy of John Lewis Cardiff.
The Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund has announced the launch of the Betty Box and Peter Rogers Comedy Writing Programme.
As part of our Roald Dahl on Film season, we've teamed up with Into Film Cymru and we're inviting young people to create programme notes, reviews or draw a picture for these Roald Dahl family friendly films.
Venues across Wales and the UK are promising to put on far from average events, with plans for everything from interactive 'Scratch 'n' Sniff' screenings of Matilda to celebrate the film's 20th year anniversary...
Mae Roald Dahl ar Ffilm yn llawn o ddangosiadau rhyngweithiol, profiadau sinema cyffrous, gweithdai a mwy – rydym yn addo rhywbeth ar gyfer pawb!
The Roald Dahl Centenary Cardiff Conference comes to the city of Dahl's birth on Thursday 16th to Saturday 18th June.
In cinemas from the 22nd July...
Yr holl newyddion a'r cyfryngau diweddaraf ar gyfer Roald Dahl ar Ffilm...
Mae lleoliadau ar draws Cymru a'r DU yn addo cyflwyno digywyddiadau sydd ymhell o fod yn rhai cyffredin, gyda chynlluniau ar gyfer popeth o ddangosiadau 'Scratch 'n' Sniff' o Matilda I ddathu penblwydd y ffilm yn 20ain oed...
Chapter is an ambitious, multi-artform cultural space based in Cardiff, Wales that presents and produces international art, performance and film alongside a dynamic social space.
Yma cewch rhai adnoddau ffilm ac addysg ardderchog ar gyfer eich holl ddangosiadau a digwyddiadau sydd wedi'u hysbrydoli gan Roald Dahl...
Here you can find some fabulous film and education resources for all your Roald Dahl inspired screenings and events…
Coming soon....
2016 sees the BFI Film Audience Network (FAN) commence a new scheme to support some of the best new films from across the globe...
A selection of LGBT short films celebrating love from the Iris Prize Archive of 250 titles.
Today my day involved writing a press release for Disney Pixar's Animated film Inside Out...
Back in the Summer Film Hub Wales commissioned me to do some research into youth film festivals. You may, or may not know, that we have a number of them here in Wales (Zoom, Pics, Ffilmic to name but three) and there are many more around the UK...
"It made me talk to people who I would not normally, in my small world, speak to" Cardiff resident, Oasis film night...
It's been a great year for Welsh cinema, Welsh filmmakers and retrospective seasons - here's our roundup of our favourite films and events of 2015!
In August and September 2015, Chapter held a season celebrating the first Welshman to win an Academy Award, Ray Milland.
Beth sydd ymlaen yn eich ardal....
Yn ogystal â'n gwaith rhwydwaith craidd a datblygu cynulleidfa rydym yn datblygu ac yn cefnogi amrywiol brosiectau ychwanegol ledled Cymru.
Ar draws Cymru rhwng Hydref, 2014 - Ionawr, 2015. Wedi'i greu yn gydweithredol gan aelodau ar draws y rhwydwaith, mae rhaglen Sci-Fi ranbarthol benodol fel rhan o dymor Sci-Fi BFI yn taro sgriniau sinema ar draws Cymru.
Wales-wide from October, 2014 - January, 2015. Collaboratively created by members across the network, a distinctive regional Sci-Fi programme as part of a nationwide BFI blockbuster Sci-Fi season hit cinema screens across Wales.
Ar draws y genedl mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru wedi gweithio gyda Gŵyl Ffilm Arswyd Abertoir a BFI i gynnig rhaglen o ddigwyddiadau ynghylch y gothig a'r macâbr.
Across the nation, Film Hub Wales/Chapter worked with Abertoir Horror Film Festival, Aberystwyth Arts Centre, The Torch, Theatr Clwyd, Gwyn Hall, Llancarfan Community Cinema and the BFI to offer a programme of events around the gothic and macabre.
Mae Canolfan Ffilm Cymru yn cyhoeddi tymor cyffrous o ffilmiau mewn lleoliadau Cymreig annibynnol
Mae trefnwyr Gwobr Iris wedi lansio cynllun ffilm fer LHDT newydd yn yr iaith Gymraeg gyda chefnogaeth S4C a Ffilm Cymru Wales trwy BFI NET.WORK.


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