Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Film4 | Channel 4. Great films you know, great films you don't. Recently Added. View all (20) Team America: World Police. Hancock. Military Wives. Venus. Cast Away. Saving Private Ryan. Born...
Film4 | Channel 4. Great films you know, great films you don't. Recently Added. View all (20) Team America: World Police. Hancock. Military Wives. Venus. Cast Away. Saving Private Ryan. Born...
Today's Film4 TV schedule. Check out what's on Film4 today, tonight and beyond with our TV guide.
Film4 is a British free-to-air public broadcast television channel owned by Channel Four Television Corporation launched on 1 November 1998, devoted to broadcasting films. While its standard-definition channel is available on Freeview and Freesat platforms, its high-definition variant is offered only as a pay television service.
Calling all film fans! Welcome to the home of Film4 on YouTube, where you can find all of our interview specials, behind-the-scenes access, red carpet exclus...
Bush – a coming-of-age comedy directed by Nadia Fall #ShortFilm #Film124 Aufrufe- Cinema's most ICONIC job interview #Trainspotting #Film3.3K Aufrufe
- Jonny Lee Miller on Danny Boyle's vast experience #Trainspotting #Film2K Aufrufe
- First look at Sister Midnight from director Karan Kandhari #Film2K Aufrufe
- Mo ❤️ Kyra: a queer comedy set during a high school prom #4Love #ShortFilm #Film158 Aufrufe
- Mo ❤️ Kyra (2023) starring Saida Ahmed & Shreya M. Patel | Film4 4Love Short494 Aufrufe
- Battery: an LGBTQ+ story set in a post-apocalyptic world #4Love #ShortFilms #Film900 Aufrufe
- Battery (2023) written by Tom Wentworth and directed by Ewan Marshall | Film4 4Love Shorts8.1K Aufrufe
- Dope Fiend: a surrealist ADHD comedy #4Love #ShortFilm #Film596 Aufrufe
- Dope Fiend (2023) an ADHD comedy | Film4 4Love Shorts2.7K Aufrufe
Film4 started off life as the British film production arm of Channel 4, eventually leading to the launch of a channel in 1998 as FilmFour, and marking Channel 4's first foray into the multi-channel world. Initially starting as a subscription channel, it was slightly rebranded as Film4 in July 2006 when it moved to free-to-air status instead.
The free-to-air Film4 channel screens six films a day, with a new film starting every two hours between 3pm and 3am. Classic films earlier in the day will give way to modern Hollywood output and the best of US and UK independent cinema in peak and foreign language and cult cinema late night.
