Crowthorne house makes latest screen appearance in new series of Black Mirror
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Twyford film making duo picked up by Netflix to make documentary based on the Iranian Yellow Pages
Two Twyford-based documentary producers are set to receive funding and professional support as part of the Netflix Documentary Talent Fund.
Netflix drama Stranger Things pub quiz to be hosted by Woodley pub
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Hollywood: Plan to build UK's biggest film studios in Shinfield
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Film masterclass and screening from Oscar-nominated director
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