All articles by William Fowler
Play for Today at 50
Folk horror and Play for Today, the ‘National Theatre of the airwaves’
For folk horror fans, analogue TV is still the undiscovered country. The BBC’s classic Play for Today strand offers plenty of examples of rural weirdness waiting to be overturned by the plough, says BFI curator William Fowler.
By William Fowler
Folk horror and Play for Today, the ‘National Theatre of the airwaves’
BFI Recommends
BFI Recommends: Eyes without a Face
By William Fowler
Britain on Lockdown
Britain on Lockdown: The online videos shaping the crisis #3
By Bryony Dixon, Ros Cranston and others
Britain on Lockdown
Britain on Lockdown: The online videos shaping the crisis #2
By Jez Stewart, Patrick Russell and others
Britain on Lockdown
Britain on Lockdown: The online videos shaping the crisis #1
By Ros Cranston, William Fowler and others
Features
Lucky dip surprises: What is the Experimenta Mixtape?
By William Fowler