I thought that was the whole reason the 🐝 had an S today!

New BFI Film Classics incoming this Fall from @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social
Hester Street by Julia Wagner
Hanyo (The Housemaid) by Youngmin Choe
Nashville by Heather Hendershot
Die Hard by Jon Lewis

Thousands of shoes laid out in Dutch city of Leiden in memory of children killed by Israel in Gaza.

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Aw Steve Cohan #SCMS #SCMS2025 @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social

At #SCMS #Scms2025? Interested in writing for our International Screen Industries series? Come by the @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social booth in the book exhibit between 12.45-2pm today to chat to me and series editors Alisa Perren and Yannis Tzioumakis.

42 is middle aged, isn’t it?

I’m here at #SCMS #SCMS2025 - come by the @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social booth to see our lovely new books and chat to me about your book ideas.

I’ll be at #BAFTSS2025 next week - come by the @bloomsburymedia.bsky.social table in the book exhibit to say hello, check out our beautiful books & chat about your book projects.

So excited to be working with @aperren.bsky.social and Yannis Tzioumakis, new editors of the BFI International Screen Industries series 👇🏼

Sign to show your support for the Prince Charles Cinema

I’ve asked for a reprint!

She’d moved to California I think long before we moved in - we have some memorabilia of her life here though.

Dinah Sheridan lived in our house! Have I told you that?

Academic life on the big screen | LSE Higher Education We asked nine film studies academics for their top picks of movies that feature academic life. From The Birds to Wicked, here are their recommendations.

“Elphaba comes to realise the horrendible truth: the explanations being offered up by those she previously trusted for the changes taking place at the university are a crock of Dear Old Shiz. HE in Oz is shrinking. We loathe it all.” 💚🩷

#HigherEdIsShrinking

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Jon Lewis introducing ‘The Godfather, Part II’ at the lovely Garden Cinema this Saturday

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Bloomsbury Lecture: Close Encounters of the Third Kind between 70s New Hollywood and the ’Newer New’ Hollywood. After registering, you will receive a confir... Professor Dana Polan examines how Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) stands between what some writers term the "New Hollywood" of the first part of the decade — a Hollywood devoted to gritty ta...

Join me and Dana Polan for a Bloomsbury Lecture on Close Encounters of the Third Kind and the New (and Newer New) Hollywood, this Thursday 5th at 11am EST, 4pm UK time. Registration is free via this link: zoom.us/webinar/regi...