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PAST ISSUES OF FILMWIRE

Filmwire January

2023 is already whispering sweet nothings in our ears about a barrage of exciting new independent films, so alongside the usual monthly round-up we’ve highlighted a number of tantalising new features to expect in the next 365 days or so.

Filmwire December

Ho-Ho-Ho December's Filmwire is here full with exciting independent films from across the globe and the story of the new project Mammoth: A Climate Action Cinema, in Nottingham's smallest cinema.

Filmwire November

The Midlands look busy In this month's edition! Check out the film of the month, Triangle of Sadness. The French Film Festival and Derby Film Festival are back and the BFI's In Dreams Are Monsters season unleashes terror across the region.

Filmwire October

In this month's edition check out a wealth of gruesome screenings, a selection of Black History Month, cherry picked titles from London Film Festival and many more

Filmwire September

In this month's edition of Filmwire, witness the return of David Cronenberg, the rise of Nana Menshah, new dates for Stafford’s Pocket Film Festival and many more.

Filmwire August

The summer is in full swing, so allow Filmwire to guide you through the blue sky offerings with our usual August round-up of outdoor cinema.

Filmwire July

This month's edition of Filmwire is packed full of outdoor films and film festivals.Among other things, July includes a homemade robot called Charles, the inaugural Balsall Heath Film Festival, the King of Rock 'n' Roll and a Dr Who double bill.

Filmwire June

This month's edition of Filmwire is packed full of festival fun as DESIblitz's Film Fusion Festival, Mockingbird's Summer Scare-A-Thon and Birmingham Indian Film Festival all land in the second city.

Filmwire May

This month's edition of Filmwire is bursting with film goodness as the UK Asian Film Festival takes over Warwickshire, Darren Day pops up in Coventry and James Bond celebrates his 60th birthday. Oh and it's also Flatpack Festival.