The 78th Oscar nominations have been announced and Britain has a sizeable stake in the outcomes.Dame Judi Dench  for Mrs Henderson Presents and Kiera Knightley for Pride and Prejudice go head to head for Best Actress. Rachel Wiesz is nominated as Best Supporting Actress for The Constant Gardener. Match Point, the BBC co-production shot in London and one of the few Woody Allen films ever made…

'Fudge 44', the second feature film from Irish director Graham Jones, will be premiered at the Delray Beach Film Festival in Florida which takes place from 8 to 12 March.

Ffresh is the annual film showcase  attended by students and lecturers of the moving image, as well as industry players who could boost or kick-start careers outsde the walls of Welsh academia.

No, its got nothing to do with football championships, but everything to do with winning recognition for some breathtaking screen work. Doctor Who might be from another planet, but he seems to have landed on his feet in Wales and dominated the TV ratings. The programme is now in contention for a Celtic Film Festival award, this year held in Falmouth, Cornwall from 29th March to 31st.

A media production graduate from Canterbury Christ Church University has won a national film award and a worldwide distribution deal for his short film.

The biggest and starriest showcase of French cinema ever seen will be presented around the UK during March 2006 - in both independent and multiplex cinemas.

One of the world's most prolific and repected directors gets an Oscar at last.