by Film Hub Wales
<p>'<b>Made in Wales' is a Film Hub Wales project, celebrating films with Welsh connections.</b> <b>It is supported by funding from Creative Wales and National Lottery funding via the BFI.</b><br><br>This podcast series contains interviews with filmmakers, cast and crew.<br><br>Keep up to date with all things Made in Wales on our Instagram! instagram.com/madeinwales_<br><br>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/</p>
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April 4, 2025
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 maintained authenticity to the true story of Richard and Phillip Burton, working with Kate Burton, Richard’s daughter, and how the film spotlights Welsh storytelling and history. Released on 4 April 2025, the film charts Richard Burton’s school years and his lasting relationshi...
March 26, 2025
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, geeking out on 16mm, and working with non-actors, as well as the reception from industry in Wales. Released on 21 March 2025, the film follows ‘Satu’ an orphan child laborer on a journey to find his long lost mother. On the way, he forms a deep friendship with a young photo...
December 5, 2024
Documentary filmmaker Liana Stewart and programmer/curator Yvonne Connikie discuss the state of Black Welsh film talent and the impact of structural inequality on emerging filmmakers, featuring BAFTA-winning director Rungano Nyoni's second feature film, 'On Becoming a Guinea Fowl'.
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