All articles by Ros Cranston
The best British TV of 2020, picked by BFI curators
Our team of curators pick some personal highlights from an extraordinary year in British television.
By Robin Baker, Josephine Botting and others
The female gaze: 100 overlooked films directed by women
By Isabel Stevens, Bryony Dixon and others
BFI Recommends: Who’s Gonna Love Me Now?
By Ros Cranston
Britain on Lockdown: The online videos shaping the crisis #3
By Bryony Dixon, Ros Cranston and others
Charity Film Awards 2020: What won at a ceremony in lockdown
By Ros Cranston
Britain on Lockdown: The online videos shaping the crisis #1
By Ros Cranston, William Fowler and others
Humphrey Jennings: how the documentarian inspired Danny Boyle’s London 2012 Olympic ceremony
By Ros Cranston
Hit online autism film wins 2018 Charity Film of the Year award
By Ros Cranston
Hit online autism film wins 2018 Charity Film of the Year award
By Ros Cranston
The films that anticipated the Brexit vote
By Ros Cranston
The best British TV of 2017 so far
By Lisa Kerrigan, Josephine Botting and others
Decoding the 2017 UK party election broadcasts
By Ros Cranston
Five pioneering women behind the camera during the Second World War
By Ros Cranston, Steve Foxon and others
Lost Syrian arch captured in gorgeous Technicolor
By Ros Cranston
The films that built Out of the Rubble
By Ros Cranston, Mark Duguid and others
Power in Our Hands and other films about the UK deaf community
By Ros Cranston and Katy McGahan
Fascinating suffragette films now on BFI Player
By Bryony Dixon, Edward Anderson and others
Vote for Froglet! and The Road to Hell: the Postgate connection
By Ros Cranston
Rarely seen British political campaigning films released on BFI Player – 10 to try
By Edward Anderson, Ros Cranston and others
10 great modern British documentaries directed by women
By Ros Cranston and Katy McGahan
Shooting the message #18: Catsnake Film
By Ros Cranston
10 great British films directed by women
By Jemma Desai, Selina Robertson and others