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BFI and DCMS invest over £3.3 million into the UK’s independent screen sector in latest awards from UK Global Screen Fund

BFI

Steeltown Murders review – the hunt for the Saturday Night Strangler could not be more timely TV

The Guardian

Steeltown Murders: First images released of new BBC drama set in Port Talbot

Nation Cymru

Philip Glenister And Steffan Rhodri To Lead BBC True-Crime Drama ‘Steeltown Murders’ From Writer Ed Whitmore

Deadline

Neurodivergent actor stars in final series of hit crime drama Hidden

BBC News

Ffilm Cymru Wales and Clwstwr announce new sustainable screen projects cultivated by their Green Cymru Challenge Fund.

Ffilm Cymru Wales

Creating HAVOC in Wales - a new Netflix action thriller set to film this summer

Welsh Government

Timothy Olyphant, Justin Cornwell and Others Join Tom Hardy in Netflix Action Thriller ‘Havoc’

Variety

18 production companies making global content across the UK’s nations and regions

Screen Daily

Forest Whitaker To Co-Star With Tom Hardy In Netflix and Gareth Evans’ ‘Havoc’

Deadline

‘The Raid’ Director Gareth Evans Signs Exclusive Deal With Netflix, Sets Tom Hardy-Led ‘Havoc’ As First Film

Deadline

Tom Hardy To Star In And Produce “Havoc” From Gareth Evans For Netflix

Netflix

The Pembrokeshire Murders review – no glory for violent, rotten crimes ★★★★

The Guardian

Hidden series 3: BBC confirms hit drama will return for new season

Telly Mix

ITV’s The Pembrokeshire Murders paints a sinister portrait of a serial killer

Financial Times

High profile productions look forward to continue work in Wales

Wales Screen

Siege mentality: Gangs of London episode five is a televisual, action feast

The Guardian

Gangs of London - in Wales

Welsh Government

BFI invests £2.5m in UK producers, announcing Vision Awards

BFI

Barry Didcock's TV review: Hidden, BBC Four

Herald Scotland

Chilling crime drama Hidden returns with a six-part second series

BBC

‘Murder Mystery’s Luke Evans To Lead ITV Drama ‘The Pembrokeshire Murders’ From ‘Bodyguard’ Producer World

Deadline

Severn Screen: Enthralling Audiences Around The World

Trade & Invest Wales

Ffilm Cymru Wales invests £185,500 in seven Welsh companies

Screen Daily

Apostle review – exhilarating Netflix horror is a wild, gory surprise

The Guardian

Missing The Bridge already? Hidden could be the perfect replacement

The Guardian

From Hinterland to Hidden: Why we’ve all fallen for Welsh crime dramas

The Times

Wales offers a Foot in the Door of Gareth Evans’ Apostle

Cineuropa

Hollywood Reporter: 'The Passing' ('Yr Ymadawiad'): Film Review

Hollywood Reporter