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

Cardiff: Hamnet Preview + Quilting Workshop

Wednesday 7 January, 7:30pm

Join us for a special event at Chapter, Cardiff followed by a quilting workshop with Cardiff-based textile artist Ophelia Dos Santos.

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Belfast: Hamnet + Cyanotype Workshop

Sunday 11 January, 2:30pm

Join us for a special screening event of Hamnet at Queen's Film Theatre in Belfast followed by cyanotype workshop with nettle Belfast. There will be time to discuss Hamnet, while designing and creating your own memorable print related to themes of Hamnet to take home.

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Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore + Virtual Conversation

Tuesday 25 November @7pm GMT.

Reclaim the Frame & Dogwoof are delighted to invite you to meet the team behind Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, director Shoshannah Stern and Marlee Matlin herself, in an online conversation moderated by documentary filmmaker Pinny Grylls.

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FILMS

Being Heumann

Beautiful Thing

The Education of Jane Cumming

More films

NEWS

Beyond the Binary: What Does Trans Allyship Look Like?

Reclaim The Frame, the BFI Inclusion team and Women & Hollywood today publish the learning from three years of international conversations exploring trans allyship across the film industry. Today we publish Beyond the Binary: What Does Trans Allyship Look Like?, a new learning paper bringing together findings from three years of conversations exploring how the film industry can better support and champion trans, non-binary and gender-expansive filmmakers, professionals and au

Sep 7

Meet the First Back in the Frame Cohort.

We’re delighted to introduce the 12 filmmakers joining the first Back in the Frame, our new six-month programme supporting experienced women and marginalised gender film directors and producers returning to work following a career break or significant period away. Delivered with support from Sony Pictures Entertainment, Back in the Frame responds to the loss of experienced mid-career talent from the UK screen industries and the lack of structured routes back into professional

Sep 2