Arts & Culture

The August instalment of Celluloid Streams takes you around the globe, stopping off at America, China, Zambia and Japan.

In recent weeks the state of theatre in the UK has changed repeatedly and the announcement of the Arts & Culture Rescue Package offers a lifeline, but where do we go from here?

The Art & Culture Rescue Package, worth £1.57bn, is aimed at grassroots venues, culture, heritage and independent cinemas. Here’s how to apply for support.

Wayne Wang and Paul Auster's 1995 indie comedy drama explores the interconnectivity of personal stories and the prospect of recovery through community and connection.

Rubika Shah’s searing documentary explores anti-racism through music, set against the hostile backdrop of late 1970s Britain. Shah told us more ahead of a screening and Q&A hosted by Sensoria.

As the country stumbles into the school holidays, we have a selection of films which are streaming now to try and take your mind off it.

A new zine is asking LGBTQ+ people in the north of England to share their untold stories for its debut edition this autumn.

There's docs and films aplenty in our recommendations for what to watch online this week.

A heartbreaking portrayal of loneliness and isolation - and arguably Robin Williams' finest hour in film.

With the weeks skipping by, we're back with another selection of films which are available to stream now.