Sarah Dooley

The British Film Institute is a cinema organization that offers venue rentals for screenings, meetings, conferences, and events. The BFI supports filmmakers and the screen industry both in the UK and abroad. The non-profit company is based in London, UK, and has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom. The British company's venues have state-of-the-art cinema projection, technical presentation, and catering spaces. The company distributes new independent features and classic re-releases worldwide. Ben Roberts has been the CEO of the company since 2020.

Part of Pathé SAS, Pathé Productions Ltd. is a film production company based in London, UK. Pathé Productions Ltd. produces a variety of films, including "Strange Way of Life," "The Lost King," "Notre-Dame on Fire," "Parallel Mothers," "Misbehaviour," and "Judy," among others. The British company also releases trailers and news updates on their website and social media platforms. The CEO of the company is Cameron Robert McCracken.

Part of Pathé Entertainment Ltd., Pathe Fund Ltd. is a film production company based in London, UK. The British company also releases news and press releases on their website, and has cinemas in various locations around the world under the Pathé Entertainment Ltd. umbrella. Founded in 1997, the company's homepage showcases trailers of their upcoming films, including The Great Escaper, Strange Way of Life, Allelujah, The Lost King, Notre-Dame on Fire, The De, Parallel Mothers, The Human Voice, Misbehaviour, La Belle Epoque, Judy, Pain and Glory, The Little Stranger, Viceroy's House, A, Florence Foster Jenkins, Julieta, Selma, and Suffragette.

Part of Pathé SAS, Pathé Entertainment Ltd. is a holding company based in London, UK. The British company's subsidiaries produce and distribute feature films.

Revolution Software Ltd. develops video games such as Broken Sword 5-The Serpent's Curse, Broken Sword 4-Angel of Death, Broken Sword 2-The Smoking Mirror, and Beneath a Steel Sky. The company was founded by Charles Cecil, Tony Warriner, David Sykes and Noirin Carmody in 1990 and is headquartered in York, the United Kingdom.

Leeds Theatre Trust Ltd. is a creative hub for the city and beyond, founded in 1970. The non-profit company is based in Leeds, UK, and offers opportunities for young people with learning disabilities, older people, and youth theatre. The British company provides access to theatre for everyone, with a commitment to access and inclusion. The company offers a variety of shows, including audio described, British sign language interpreted, captioned, dementia friendly, post-show discussion, relaxed, and socially distanced performances. The company also provides support for artists to develop their careers and projects, and work in partnerships with local, national, and international organizations. The company is a charity and relies on donations to continue their vital programs.

Leeds Playhouse (Enterprises) Ltd. engages in catering, front of house, and trading activities related to theatre. It also produces theatrical productions for Leeds Theatre Ltd. and other theatre companies. The company was founded on November 8, 1989 and is headquartered in Leeds, the United Kingdom.