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16th April 2010 03:12 Does Psycho still shock? Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho was a box-office sensation that changed cinema. As it returns to the Norwich big screen on its 50th anniversary, SIMON PARKIN looks at why that shower scene still has the power to... Read more >

05th April 2010 02:35 Financing the film industry Despite budget cuts, the UK Film Council is helping to promote British talent, says Nick... Read more >

26th March 2010 10:00 Tax break for computer games industry welcomed Plans to offer tax breaks to the UK computer games industry has been welcomed by a Norwich university. Marie-Claire Isaaman, leader of the games art and design course at the Norwich University College of the Arts (NUCA), was among influential members of the industry who lobbied the chancellor of the.. Read more >

23rd March 2010 06:39 Young film makers of the future to be showcased at London 2012 22 Mar 2010 - Young film makers can win a chance to get their work showcased at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games through a major new UK-wide competition Film Nation: Shorts announced today by British Film stars Nicholas Hoult, Georgia Groome, and Thomas... Read more >

20th March 2010 05:36 Norfolk-shot film The Scouting Book for Boys released The Scouting Book for Boys, the latest film to use Norfolk as a filming location, has hit the... Read more >

19th March 2010 12:53 Batman takes best game at Baftas Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. Charlie Brooker on the winners at the Bafta awards Batman: Arkham Asylum has been crowned best game at the Bafta 2010... Read more >

09th March 2010 08:54 Cinemas enjoy a bumper year Cinemas in Norwich are celebrating a bumper year, with people flocking to see films because the recession has forced them to seek cheaper nights out. Hit movies like the Oscar-winning Slumdog Millionaire, which was directed by Danny Boyle, helped attract people to the cinema in their droves in... Read more >

02nd March 2010 09:20 McKellen hails budding film talent Sir Ian McKellen has hailed the First Light Awards for demonstrating budding film talent in Britain's youth - and for showing that young people can work... Read more >

11th February 2010 03:21 Film fund of £3.5m to boost Norfolk movies Norfolk's film industry is to enjoy a boost after a £3.5m fund was unveiled to help get movies made in the county onto the silver screen. A raft of funding opportunities has been revealed that could help the county's filmmakers, television producers and computer games creators realise their... Read more >

10th February 2010 05:04 Ex-Potter producer to head UKFC fund 11 minutes ago | digitalspy | See recent digitalspy news ' Tanya Seghatchian has been named the head of the newly-unified UK Film Council (UKFC)... Read more >