The British Film Institute’s Global Screen Fund will receive a £7 million ($8.5 million) cash injection as part of a new arts and culture investment package announced today by the UK government.

09/05/2025 - The fourteen awarded titles, which include Hard Truths and The Thing with Feathers, aim to strengthen UK cinema’s presence across global territories and markets The British Film Institute ...

The strategic funding will deliver real benefits across the UK screen industry by: Expanding the UK Global Screen Fund to £18 million annually (2026-2029) to develop international business ...

The two national film bodies, the BFI and the CNC, have collaborated on a deal benefitting the audience, culture and industry ...

The BFI has made 26 new awards as part of its £2.15m ($2.65m) investment in the UK's independent screen sector, ... BFI head of UK Global Screen Fund and International Funds. ...

Key elements of the strategic funding initiative include expanding the U.K. Global Screen Fund to £18 million ($24 million) annually over the 2026-2029 period “to develop international business ...