Films, Television and ArtYou are in: Somerset > Entertainment and Leisure > Art, Films and Television Get listings for the local cinemas and find out about Somerset's cinematic and televisual connections. The ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ is not responsible for the content of any external websites that are linked to below.  A film by a Somerset company telling an inspirational WWII story gains the royal seal of approval.  ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Somerset has been busy showing children how to make movies - watch the results here.  King Kong and Cinderella have been re-created in sand - this year it's the entire world's turn.  Glastonbury isn't the only festival in Somerset- Frome is also regarded as one of the country's best  Weston's famous sand is to be put to good use for the third year in a row as sand sculptures return.  See the old cow shed tranformed into a space for creative arts.  'Whovians' are set to flock to Somerset as Colin Baker launches the county's first Dr Who convention  Somerset artist Bill Leyshon is holding an exhibition of life-size portraits- see a sneak peek here.  Find out about Somerset-based film director Julien Temple's plans for the Black Lamp Cinema.  An anonymous call has stopped the sale of a Banksea Turnip Prize entry, on ebay.  The only Banksy graffiti in Somerset has been painted over. See the before and after photos here.  Leading poet Roger Tabor was so inspired with Watchet that he wrote a poem about the harbour town. You are in: Somerset > Entertainment and Leisure > Art, Films and Television |
