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' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. This podcast series contains interviews with filmmakers, cast and crew. Keep up to date with all things Made in Wales on our Instagram! instagram.com/madeinwales_ And perhaps you’re a filmmaker looking to get your film in to cinemas, a festival looking for the rights to a Welsh film, or a community cinema looking for funds to screen a Welsh film. Find out how we can help at: filmhubwales.org/en/made-in-wales/
Film Hub Wales hosts Made in Wales: Celebrating Films with Welsh Connections, a tv show with 18 episodes published.
In the latest Made in Wales podcast for Film Hub Wales Welsh Director Marc Evans and actor Leisa Gwenllian discuss new release Effi o Blaenau with author and broadcaster Lowri Haf Cooke. Set in the industrial slate mount
Yn y podlediad Gwnaethpwyd yng Nghymru diweddaraf, mae'r Cyfarwyddwr Marc Evans a'r actor Leisa Gwenllïan yn trafod rhyddhau Effi o Blaenau gyda'r awdur a'r darlledwr Lowri Haf Cooke. Wedi'i osod ar lechweddau diwydianno
'The Future of Welsh Film..' What does this mean to you? In this special edition of the Made in Wales podcast for Film Hub Wales, to mark 130 years of cinema in Wales, Dion Hughes (Pontio Bangor), Nia Edwards Behi (Scree
Welsh producers Alice Lusher and Catryn Ramasut from ieie Productions spoke with Wales-Somaliland Link community leader Ali Abdi and host Zaynab Ahmed about their new co-production Brides. They discussed how they brought
Welsh producer and director John Giwa-Amu spoke with actor/writer Kieron Self about his latest production role on The Man in My Basement, as well as his career journey from professional fruit machine player, to falling i
Mathew Pritchard spoke with Rob Corcoran about his life growing up in Wales, the Dirty Sanchez years, the making of The Road of Excess, and his mental health, addiction, fame and what happens when it’s gone. Coming to ci
Director Gareth Evans (The Raid) spoke with filmmaker and interviewer Tom Betts at Chapter in April 2025, about his latest release HAVOC, where Evans talks about the making of the film, how those incredible stunt sequenc
Writer and presenter Danielle Fahiya chaired a discussion with Severn Screen producers Hannah Thomas and Ed Talfan, and director Marc Evans. This audio podcast explores Mr Burton’s Welsh connections, how the filmmakers m
Director Joshua Trigg spoke with filmmaker and interviewer Ash Kriengsak about Satu - Year of the Rabbit, discussing the challenges of making a film outside your own language, the beautiful landscape and cultural of Laos
In this discussion, documentary filmmaker Liana Stewart, and programmer/curator Yvonne Connikie, discuss Black Welsh film talent, including established and emerging talent to watch out for, the challenges and barriers cr
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this second part of a two-part episode,
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this first part of a two-part episode, d
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this episode, artist and writer Aiman Ra
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. We sat down to talk about Welsh westerns wi
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this episode, from the team at Cardiff a
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this episode, director Janis Pugh discus
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this episode, directors Sally El Hosaini
' Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections. It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI. In this episode, director and star Celyn Jo
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