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Screen reports £240,000 including previews, with the documentary ranking first at 40 of its 51 cinemas.
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Screen reports the lease has no break clause; the cinema thanked 168,645 petition signers after 21 months of uncertainty.
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Screen reports the October 15–29 lineup includes Brazilian features, Oscar submissions and festival favorites.
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Screen reports filming was scheduled to begin in London on October 19, 2026.
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Gold Derby says Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything’ also tops the 2026 nominations alongside Ava DuVernay’s ‘14th.’
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Screen Daily reports that Myanmar resistance documentary ‘White Tiger Column’ is the festival’s opening film.
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Screen Daily reports the placements are planned as part of an expanded BFI Film Academy.
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Screendaily quotes Boyle calling the prospect of using AI again “a no-brainer.”
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Screen Daily reports the selected venues include a cinema on a boat and another in the woods.
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Screen Daily reported the festival result on October 12, 2026.
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ScreenDaily reports that the festival was scheduled to run November 19–27, 2026.
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Screendaily reports that Digger and Sense And Sensibility dropped out of the top five.
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Screen Daily says the documentary depicts individuals living under Belarus's autocratic regime.
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Screen Daily reports producer James Wilson defended filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after Benjamin Netanyahu accused them of treason.
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GlobalBoxOffice says the film made $40M-plus in its opening week in China.
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IndieWire says DuVernay discussed the Netflix film, which is premiering at the New York Film Festival.
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Deadline reports the recently shot rom-com stars Rebecca Ferguson, Greta Lee and Carrie Coon.
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Screen Daily’s Jonathan Romney says Jobson “packs a punch” in the restrained biopic, which premiered at the London Film Festival.
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Screendaily quotes Cruz saying she's grateful for her opportunities and the love she's received, and shouldn't think about anything else.
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Deadline linked a video alongside its note about the film’s UK premiere at LFF.
