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Our offices are located in the centre of the West End of London, just north of Oxford Street. The nearest Underground station is Oxford Circus. You can also see the map in Google Maps or Multimap....
Starting this Thursday 18th August at 21.00 with The Birth of News, BBC4 are launching a four part series looking at the history of British Pathe. Over the next month each hour long episode will explore a...
The monthly round-up of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research and published at Learning on Screen by Jose de Esteban. There is a special issue of The...
Talk by BBC radio’s first drama critic Archibald Haddon. Among the various stage plays that he praises for their comic qualities, he discusses J. M. Barrie’s ‘Rosalind’. A "comedy of...
Radio version of Shakespeare’s play produced by Charles Lefeaux. With Stephen Murray as Timon, Peter Coke as Alcibiades and other members of the BBC Drama Repertory Company. The music is composed by...
The symposium will take place from 1pm-6pm on Monday 2 November at Penrhyn Road Campus, Kingston University. This first symposium organised by Kingston University's Popular Culture Research Unit will...
The Seven Up series of TV documentaries by Michael Apted has followed the lives of fourteen British children since 1964 at seven yearly intervals, with the next edition planned for screening on ITV later...
Viewfinder Online is the BUFVC's new web journal devoted to the latest in audio-visual media. Some of the most recent reviews published online include: Dr Brian Hoyle's overview of the DVD debut of...
Television documentary first shown on German television. A record of the filming of Welles’ OTHELLO. The film is re-edited to make the points Welles wishes to make while discussing it. Also included is a...
Bristol Radical Film Festival 3-9 March 2014 http://bristolradicalfilmfestival.org.uk/ The Bristol Radical Film Festival returns with another packed programme of oppositional documentary and fiction...
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