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byGiedrius Ivanauskas

17/03/2025

SHOOBS: Interview with Janet Etuk on Bringing Real Stories to the Screen

byMade in Shoreditch

26/02/2025

Roblox Hits the Big Screen: Vue Cinemas to Host the World’s First Feature-Length Gaming Movie

Dan Richardson with Katie CLeary in Food For Thought Documentary

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

24/02/2025

Dan Richardson on Food For Thought: Redefining Veganism, Compassion, and Storytelling

byMade in Shoreditch

19/02/2025

Laurel & Hardy: The Silent Years – A Timeless Comedy Classic Returns in 2K

Surreal digital artwork depicting a water-filled vortex—explore the artistic vision behind Planet Aqua in this Made in Shoreditch feature.

byMade in Shoreditch

18/02/2025

Planet Aqua: Jeremy Rifkin’s Bold Rethink of Life on Earth as We Know It

Screener from the documentary "Dawn of Impressionism: Paris, 1874"

byMade in Shoreditch

16/02/2025

Dawn of Impressionism: Paris, 1874 – The Cinematic Event That Brings Art’s Greatest Revolution to Life

byMade in Shoreditch

11/02/2025

Garrett Millerick’s ‘Just Trying to Help’ Lands as a Comedy Special – and It’s Never Been More Relevant

A tense living room scene with dim lighting and a group of people, capturing suspense in The Uninvited movie.

byMade in Shoreditch

21/01/2025

Pedro Pascal and Walton Goggins Lead Star-Studded Cast in The Uninvited

byMade in Shoreditch

18/01/2025

My Husband, The Cyborg: A Love Story for the Tech Age Debuts This Valentine’s Day

Performing Arts

byMade in Shoreditch

15/01/2025

London Short Film Festival 2025: Where Creativity Meets Cinema

A dramatic scene from The Last Show documentary, featuring a performer supported by two mannequin-like figures in a dark setting.

byMade in Shoreditch

13/01/2025

‘The Last Show’ Online Premiere: Celebrating 47 Years of Visual Theatre Excellence

byMade in Shoreditch

12/01/2025

Old Spitalfields Market will switch on its Christmas lights at 6pm on Wednesday 11 November, with Hoxton Radio broadcasting from 1pm, a gospel choir at 5.30pm and free face painting for children

The Museum of the Home in Hoxton opens its free Winter Past rooms on 17 November, from a 1630 Midwinter feast to Christmas in 2049, with its Winter Market of 50 makers on 28 November

Counting and Cracking, the 19-actor Sri Lankan-Australian epic, will make its London debut at Soho Theatre Walthamstow next June, with general tickets on sale from 16 November

Performing Arts

SHOOBS: Interview with Janet Etuk on Bringing Real Stories to the Screen

Roblox Hits the Big Screen: Vue Cinemas to Host the World’s First Feature-Length Gaming Movie

Dan Richardson on Food For Thought: Redefining Veganism, Compassion, and Storytelling

Laurel & Hardy: The Silent Years – A Timeless Comedy Classic Returns in 2K

Planet Aqua: Jeremy Rifkin’s Bold Rethink of Life on Earth as We Know It

Dawn of Impressionism: Paris, 1874 – The Cinematic Event That Brings Art’s Greatest Revolution to Life

Garrett Millerick’s ‘Just Trying to Help’ Lands as a Comedy Special – and It’s Never Been More Relevant

Pedro Pascal and Walton Goggins Lead Star-Studded Cast in The Uninvited

My Husband, The Cyborg: A Love Story for the Tech Age Debuts This Valentine’s Day

London Short Film Festival 2025: Where Creativity Meets Cinema

‘The Last Show’ Online Premiere: Celebrating 47 Years of Visual Theatre Excellence

The Damned: Thordur Palsson’s Psychological Thriller Now Haunting UK Cinemas

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