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Maggie O’Farrell was first struck by the homophonic similarity between Shakespeare’s son Hamnet and the titular character of his play, Hamletwhen she was 16-years-old. She carried that intrigue over three decades and the publication of nine books, including several failed attempts to write a story centering Hamnet. Her “vertigo” as she says, ended after the…

Matthew Ozuna is a part of the Development and Acquisitions team at Arclight Films, a foreign sales/production company that has sold, produced, and co-financed numerous films over the last 25 years. Matthew has also previously worked with several other foreign sales companies who look for projects that appeal to foreign distributors.

These projects have been chosen from the recent graduates of the collaborating Film Schools participating in the program:

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Readers paying attention to literary discourse these days will no doubt have heard that men don’t read fiction, and that short fiction doesn’t sell.

You might not have heard of Aaron Sorkin, but we’re pretty sure you’ll know his work.

Modha Rathri Movie Review: A poster from Modha Rathtri Published on: 22 Aug 2026, 7:28 am

Script Consultant Hayley McKenzie shares some advice ahead of our next Open Call for script submissions.

Few British movies begin quite as arrestingly as Trainspotting. Iggy Pop’s ‘Lust For Life’ is pounding away on the soundtrack. With store detectives in hot pursuit, Renton is running down Edinburgh’s Princes Street, that cynosure for shoppers, tourists and tartan-and-shortbread connoisseurs. His face, seen in big close-up, is sporting a wry smile. He’s enjoying himself.…