Trailer released for animated version of The Imaginary, a novel by Reading-based author AF Harrold
THE FIRST trailer has been released for a new animation The Imaginary, based on a book by Reading author AF ...
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Film with Q&A to be screened at Reading Biscuit Factory to explore Nazis’ persecution of Austrian Jews
A SHORT film featuring an interview with a man who survived two concentration camps before finding safety in England is ...
Short film showcase and networking event at Rising Sun arts centre
SHORT films created by budding movie makers will be screened at a Reading arts centre next month.
Reading film-maker premiers debut documentary on cult TV show Tugs at Reading Biscuit Factory
On Saturday, a Reading film-maker's documentary saw a private premier celebrating a cult TV classic from the 1980s, Tugs, ahead ...
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