Screen Yorkshire

11/11/2025

🎬 Wanna win 2 tickets to see Still Pushing Pineapples at Pictureville Cinema, Bradford — This Friday 14 November 2025, 7pm? 🍍

We’ve got you covered! To be in with a chance of winning, just answer this question in the comments 👇

🎤 Which Black Lace song featured in the film Rita, Sue and Bob Too?

That’s it! One lucky winner will bag 2 tickets to this brilliant documentary — Still Pushing Pineapples — from the makers of A Bunch of Amateurs, supported by the BFI Doc Society Fund and Screen Yorkshire

Winner announced Thursday at 5PM — just in time for your Friday film night! 🎟️🍿

07/11/2025

Celebrating The Choral Premiere

Tonight marks the national broadcast of Ralph Fiennes’ Classic FM interview for The Choral: Classic FM at the Movies — airing from 7pm, followed by Anna Lapwood’s Choral Classics.

We’re so proud to see The Choral resonate beyond the cinema , from the red carpets of the London Film Festival and November 3rd premiere screenings, to tonight’s beautiful radio celebration of music, storytelling, and collaboration.

🎬

07/11/2025

Now Showing – Dragonfly is in cinemas from today!

Don’t miss your chance to see this gripping British drama on the big screen.

Here are five reasons you should grab a ticket:

1. A powerful story that sticks with you long after the credits roll.

2. Stunning performances (Andrea Riseborough, Brenda Blethyn-enough said)

3. A cinematic experience that's made for the big screen.

4. Support for UK independent film – every ticket matters.

5. Because… why not make your weekend better with a film night? 🍿

📍 Head to your local cinema, round up your best film-buddy, and make a night of it. Visit conic.film/dragonfly for screenings.

07/11/2025

On Your Screens – STILL PUSHING PINEAPPLES hits UK cinemas! 🍍🍍🍍

Get ready to push Pineapples and shake a tree because this funny, tender and unmistakably British gem is landing in cinemas across the UK from 28 November, with preview screenings from 14 November.

From the makers of A BUNCH OF AMATEURS, filmmakers Kim Hopkins and Margareta Szabo of Labor of Love Films return with another heartwarmer supported by Screen Yorkshire's Content Fund, following former Black Lace singer Dene Michael (Mr. Agadoo himself!) as he tours Britain’s working clubs and the Costa del Sol with his 89-year-old mum Anne and girlfriend Hayley.

🍍 Find out where to watch it here: https://www.laboroflovefilms.com/where-to-watch

05/11/2025

Yorkshire Women Behind The Lens.

We’re pleased to join forces with and for a brand-new series of free women’s filmmaking workshops this autumn in Todmorden!

📅 Group 1: Nov 16 & 23
📅 Group 2: Dec 7 & 14
🎬 Final session: Jan 18 2026
Open to all experience levels
➡️ Read the full article and find out more here:
https://www.screenyorkshire.co.uk/news/empowering-women-filmmakers-screen-yorkshire-and-culturedale-join-forces-with-hebden-bridge-film-festival/

04/11/2025

The Choral - In cinemas this week- from November 7 🎶

The Choral, directed by Nicholas Hytner and written by Alan Bennett, brings together an incredible cast, including Ralph Fiennes, Mark Addy, Roger Allam, and Simon Russell Beale, in a moving, music-filled drama about friendship, and the power of song in wartime Britain.

Supported by our Yorkshire Content Fund, The Choral is an new British film, set in Yorkshire, not to be missed.

🎟️ See it in cinemas nationwide from Thursday 7 November.

04/11/2025

Congratulations to Brenda Blethyn and Andrea Riseborough! 🌟

We’re thrilled to see both stars of Dragonfly, supported by the Yorkshire Content Fund , nominated at this year’s BIFA Awards.

Their powerful performances in Paul Andrew Williams’ drama have captured hearts and critical acclaim. Huge congratulations to the whole Dragonfly team and everyone involved in bringing this extraordinary story to life.

04/11/2025

Oh no it isn’t… oh yes it is — the trailer for Tinsel Town! 🎬

Many of you spotted this production filming across North and West Yorkshire last winter, and now the festive feature is ready for its big debut.

Filmed in locations including Knaresborough, Harrogate, Theatre Royal Wakefield, The Cricketer’s Arms in Horbury, Dewsbury Town Hall, Wetherby Town Hall and Muddy Boots Café in Harewood, Tinsel Town showcases some of our region’s most recognisable backdrops.

The production was based at Versa Leeds Studios and the production was supported by the Screen Yorkshire Production Service & Film Office team.

The film will be released in Ireland on 5th December, and in the UK in December.
Catch it if you can.

03/11/2025

Join Women in Film & TV UK on Wednesday 05 November for a drinks reception to celebrate the women of Leeds International Film Festival 2025.

We look forward to catching up with WFTV members and meeting new faces from around the industry.
Come and meet the WFTV team and join us for an evening of networking with members and industry colleagues.

Date & Time: Wednesday 05 November, 17:00-19:00
Venue: Tattu, Minerva, 29 East Parade, Leeds, LS1 5PS

RSVP BY REGISTERING HERE:

WFTV is delighted to invite WFTV members and industry festival delegates to join us at a drinks reception to celebrate the women of the Leeds International Film Festival 2025.

03/11/2025

Last Call For This Course Tomorrow!

If you’ve ever wondered what an Access Passport is (or how to write one that really works for you), here’s your chance to find out.

We’ve teamed up with the fantastic TripleC UK to host a free online session next week:

🗓 Tuesday 4th November, 14:00–15:30
💻 Access Passports: How to Write One and Use It in Your Career

You’ll get practical advice, real-world examples and step-by-step guidance on:

*Choosing the right access passport format for your needs
*How and when to complete one
*Framing your information with confidence and clarity
*What happens next — and how to use your passport to support your career in film and TV

Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on this opportunity 👇
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/triple-c-x-screen-yorkshire-access-passports-tickets-1802049832559?aff=oddtdtcreator

31/10/2025

Behind the scenes of Dragonfly..... filmed right here in Yorkshire!

The film screens tomorrow night and over the next few evenings at the Leeds International Film Festival, and it’s one you won’t want to miss.

Supported by Screen Yorkshire’s Yorkshire Content Fund, Dragonfly showcases the incredible talent and filmmaking craft that make our region such a powerful base for UK storytelling.

Here’s a look behind the scenes at the making of the film, and if you haven’t got your tickets yet, now’s the time 👇
🎟️ https://www.leedsfilm.com/whats-on/dragonfly-5jcn

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