Why
Platform is more than just an office...
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We're in it for the
long-haul, so you might as well make the most of the lockdown. Put all
that lovely spare time to use by working your way through this bucket
list. You can watch incredible shows, eat incredible food and sup
incredible beers, all from the comfort of your home. And let's face it,
what else are you going to do?
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Platform is so much
more than just an office. It's a community, it's a support network,
it's a place where collaboration knows no bounds. Find out what makes it
so different and why you need to get in on a bit of that
action.
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Bored of cooking?
Tired of washing up? Support your local independents and get a slap up
feed with this almighty list of must-scoff dishes. From vegan burgers
that will blow your mind to curries guaranteed to hit the spot, get stuck
in.
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Over the last few
weeks, every event in your diary has been cancelled – except Leeds
Digital Festival. They've taken their event schedule online, so you can
attend over 50 tech-centric talks, workshops and socials from 20th
April to 1st May 2020. Find out what they've got lined up and how you can
get involved with our handy round-up.
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Days merging into one?
Bring back the weekend!
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Leeds
Film News // Our guide to the best online film, including LIFF
Stay Home Shorts, LIFF Films Now Streaming and LYFF Family Film
Picks...
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Film at Home: LIFF Stay Home Shorts
We're curating special programmes of films
available online to share with you while we all miss going
to the cinema. Our first programme is an 80-minute
selection of 9 short films from previous editions of Leeds
International Film Festival, all former LIFF audience
favourites and mainly animations, plus two musical
interludes and one Yorkshire treat.
As the need for social distancing forces the
closure of cinemas, we are adapting to new ways of
experiencing the film culture we are so passionate about.
From the incredible wealth of films available to view
online to historical film archives and live-streamed
Q&As, Leeds Film are keeping you up-to-date with the
best new online film content and exciting new developments
across viewing platforms in our Film at Home series.
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In this month's Leeds Film Newsletter: Film
Festivals Online, Leeds Young Film Festival news, #HydeParkPicks,
Curzon Home Cinema Q&As and Yorkshire on Film...
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Film at Home: Film Festivals Online
Covid-19 has forced many festivals to postpone
or cancel their upcoming editions, with many adapting to
the circumstances in impressively fast and inventive ways.
Check out our Film at Home: Film Festivals Online guide for
summaries of films now available online at the hip American
film and multimedia festival South by Southwest, London
LGBTIQ+ extravaganza BFI Flare, Greece's long-running
Thessaloniki International Film Festival, and more.
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Film at Home: Hidden Film Gems Online
There are 1000s of hidden gems from various
international film studios and archives that are only a few
clicks away and free of charge. Our Film at Home: Hidden Film Gems Online
guide outlines three online libraries: Soviet era classics
from the oldest Russian Film Studio, Mosfilm, rarely
seen
Korean film archive gems including favourites
of Parasite director, Bong Joon-Ho, and a rich history of
documentaries and animation at the National Film Board of
Canada.
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Film at Home: LIFF Films Now Streaming
Many of the hit films from LIFF 2019 are now
available to view online, across platforms including
Netflix, BFI Player, Curzon Home Cinema, Amazon Prime and
Vimeo. We're keeping you updated with the latest as they
become available in our Film at Home: LIFF Films Now
Streaming guide which includes Pink Wall,
telling the story of a young couple's relationship during
six different stages and Ordinary Love, starring Lesley
Manville and Liam Neeson as a committed couple facing
cancer together.
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Leeds Young Film Festival's online Easter
programme for the whole family
With Leeds Young Film Festival's
postponement, we aren't hitting the brakes on
family entertainment over Easter! Our expert programmers
select 10 of the best family films every Friday in our LYFF Picks. We've launched
a new filmmaking project where
you're challenged to get creative from home. Finally, we're
recruiting Special Agents for our LYFF Jury, an online
programme of short films from the festival.
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Hyde Park Picks: Daily recommendations from
Hyde Park Picture House
Hyde Park Picture House has launched a
new, daily online feature making recommendations for the
best films available to view online each day. With a focus
on new releases, #HydeParkPicks come with added extras
including recorded introductions, further reading and
related watching. Follow @HydeParkPH on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter for daily updates. Recent picks include Bacurau, a genre-bending
Brazilian adventure currently on MUBI.
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Curzon Living Room Q&As
Curzon presents a new season of live streamed Living Room Q&As with
award-winning directors, that you can enjoy for free from
the comfort of your sofa. Recent instalments include Haifaa Al Mansour (The
Perfect Candidate), Nora Fingscheidt (System
Crasher) and Mark Jenkin (Bait),
all available now. Upcoming highlights will also be
available to watch following their initial broadcast, and
include Q&As with Lorcan Finnegan (Vivarium), Asif
Kapadia (Diego Maradona) and Joanna Hogg (The Souvenir). More Info
Vivarium Q&A Thu 9 April, 8.30pm. Diego
Maradona Q&A Tue 14 April, 8.30pm & The
Souvenir Q&A Fri 17 April, 8.30pm
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Northern Festivals React to Covid-19
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Yorkshire on Film –
Get Out and About Online
If you’re frustrated by being unable to get
out and about in beautiful Yorkshire during the lockdown,
there are various onscreen options that might help. Holmeflix is a vimeo
channel with free short films made in the Holme Valley. Screen Yorkshire has collated
a great list of TV and film productions made in this
county. You could also check out Francis Lee’s
award-winning God’s Own Country,
available to rent or buy on various
streaming platforms. BFI’s Britain
on Film map enables
you to extend the trip round the whole country.
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The Criterion
Collection Competition: Win April's releases on Blu-ray
Our exclusive monthly competition gives you
the chance to win one of two bundles of the latest Blu-rays
from The Criterion Collection's exceptional series of
classic world cinema. April's releases include The Cranes
Are Flying (1957), They Live By Night (1948) and The Prince
of Tides (1991). To enter, answer: In which 1967 drama
did 'The Cranes Are Flying' actress Tatyana Samoylova star
in the lead role? Email answers to leeds.film@leeds.gov.uk.
Enter by midnight, Thursday 30 April.
The competition is open to UK residents only
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Film industry support during Covid-19...
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British Film and TV
Industry
Support During the
Covid-19 Crisis
The British
Film Industry is pulling together in these difficult times and
there are various resources and opportunities for support being
offered by national and regional film organisations. The BFI
has set up a new Covid-19 Emergency Relief Fund to provide one-off grants from £500-£2,500 to
active workers in film, TV and cinema facing significant
financial hardship as a result of the crisis.
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