Reclaim The Frame champions marginalised perspectives in cinema, and connects audiences through community building and conversation.

In partnership with cinemas, distributors and festivals across the UK and beyond, we create impactful and inclusive campaigns to build audiences for films we support.

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EVENTS

Brighton: Brides screening with cast and crew Q+A

Monday 22 September

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Leeds: Little Trouble Girls with pre-recorded introduction and Q+A with director Urška Djukić

From Friday 5 September

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London: Little Trouble Girls with pre-recorded introduction and Q+A with director Urška Djukić

From Friday 29 August

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Applications are now open for Back in the Frame, a new six-month talent development programme supporting women and marginalised gender film directors and producers returning to the screen industries following a break from work.

The programme offers group coaching, industry insights, networking opportunities and peer support for experienced filmmakers ready to reconnect with the industry and rebuild momentum.

Free to apply. Free to participate.

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FILMS

The Testament of Ann Lee

Hamnet

Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore

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NEWS

Promotional graphic for Back in the Frame, featuring the title in large gradient lettering (green, blue and yellow) against a black geometric background framed by radiating teal and green shapes. The logos for Reclaim The Frame and Sony Pictures appear at the bottom.

Announcing ‘Back in the Frame’, a Reclaim The Frame talent development programme in collaboration with Sony

We're excited to introduce Back in the Frame, a major new six-month talent development programme supporting women and marginalised gender film directors and producers returning to work after a career break. Delivered with support from Sony Pictures Television (“SPT”) International Production, the programme responds to a significant structural issue within the UK screen industries: the loss of experienced mid-career talent due to caring responsibilities, health-related breaks,

Jun 4

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Reclaim The Frame recommendations from the 79th Cannes Film Festival

(L-R) Hannah Einbinder, Jane Schoenbrun and Gillian Anderson at the premiere of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma Our Director Melanie Iredale spent the opening weekend of Cannes in dark cinemas and long queues, and we’re sharing a handful of #ReclaimTheFrame recommendations from this year’s festival - focusing on a few of the women and non-binary-led titles across Competition, Un Certain Regard and Special Screenings. Women directed 5 of the 22 films in Competition at Can

May 26

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