Film

Rapper and actor Kema Sikazwe on I, Daniel Blake and new musical Shine
by Visionary Arts|May 24, 2019|Film, Music
Newcastle rapper Kema (Kay) Sikazwe broke into the film industry when Ken Loach cast him...
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A fertile concept: Fertility Fest 2019 highlights
by Visionary Arts|February 19, 2019|Community, Film, Literature, Theatre
The world’s first arts festival dedicated to fertility, infertility, reproductive science and modern families will...
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Awards founder Adrian Grant with Mandla Mandela, Professor Green, Krishnan Guru-Murthy, the UK cast of Hamilton and Kevin Hines
The winners of the 2019 Visionary Honours Awards
by Visionary Arts|February 11, 2019|Community, Documentary, Film, Literature, Music, News, Social Media, Television, Theatre, Visionary Honours
A glittering night was enjoyed by all at the inaugural Visionary Honours 2019, held at...
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Percy, Blessing, Sharon, Emily Lim and the Pericles Company with the Duchess of Sussex at the National Theatre (Photo credit: Emilie Bailey)
Will Meghan Markle help create more diversity in the arts?
by Visionary Arts|January 31, 2019|Film, News, Television, Theatre
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, yesterday made her first official visit to the National...
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Where are the women at the old white men’s Oscar’s club?
by Visionary Arts|January 30, 2019|Film, News
In recent years, the whiteness and maleness of the Academy Awards have finally begun to...
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Kiera Knightley stars in Colette, a film with a feminist narrative, but the film has more men than women both on screen and behind the scenes.
While women are becoming more visible in film and TV we still have a long road ahead to reach equality
by Visionary Arts|January 19, 2019|Film
High-calibre biopics about talented women succeeding despite living in the shadow of their male counterparts...
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Crazy Rich Asians
NOMINATIONS: Film of the year
by Visionary Arts|January 16, 2019|Film, Visionary Honours
Black Panther Marvel’s box office smash Black Panther represents a landmark moment for black culture....
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Miles Morales, like many young people preparing to leap into the next stage of their lives, is struggling to find out who he is and what he is meant to be
How is the new Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse film getting young people interested in digital jobs?
by Alex McNamara|January 5, 2019|Community, Film
Stepping into the boots of a beloved superhero on the big screen can be a...
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New report showcases arts and cultural sector’s impact in fighting climate change
by Visionary Arts|December 27, 2018|Community, Film, Music, Theatre
A report released by Arts Council England has shown that arts and cultural organisations are...
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Captain Marvel: First trailer for female-led superhero movie launched
by Visionary Arts|November 21, 2018|Film
The first trailer for Captain Marvel has been launched on the internet. Starring Brie Larson...
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