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BBC Two, BBC Films and the BFI have announced a partnership which will see a season of British Independent Films broadcast on BBC Two from the 24th of October, 2020.

Broadcasting on BBC Two on the 28th of November at 10pm is Hong Khaou’s ‘Monsoon’, starring Crazy Rich Asian’s Henry Golding, which debuted to critical acclaim and has gone on to garner high praise from the likes of The New York Times, IndieWire, The Guardian and many other reputable sites both on a national and global scale.

Connie Farr and Dom Farley were the music supervisors on this production and are so exited for you to see the film which will be available to stream on BBC iPlayer once the film has been broadcast.

ThinkSync Music are very proud to have worked on the highly anticipated international trailer for The Croods: A New Age

We re-join our favourite prehistoric family, The Croods, as they are challenged by another family, The Bettermans, who claim to be better and more evolved.

Check out the trailer here for a look at the long-awaited sequel to DreamWork’s box office smash-hit, The Croods.

Amazon Prime Video is the new home of international Rugby Union in November and December with a brand new tournament – the Autumn Nations Cup.

It’s the first competitive Autumn international tournament and the first full tournament after a six-month break for international rugby.

Check out all the action over four jam-packed weekends starting on the 13th of November and ending on the 6th of December.

Connie Farr handled the music supervision for the promo which featured Sam & Dave’s soul anthem, ‘Hold On, I’m Coming’

Eva Riley’s coming-of-age drama Perfect 10 tells the story of Leigh, a teenage gymnast, whose life is upended when she meets Joe, the half-brother she never knew she had.

Perfect 10 has received some incredible reviews from The Times, The Guardian, Screen Daily and other reputable sites

Dom Farley was the music supervisor on this critically acclaimed drama, which is available to stream on BBC iPlayer now!

Keith Fulton and Lou Pepe return to continue telling the story of Terry Gilliam’s ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ , a project that took nearly 30 years to complete.

Screen Daily announced today that this feature-length documentary film won best UK Feature at the 2020 Raindance Film Festival; the film has received critical acclaim ahead of it’s US release scheduled for the 10th of November, with outstanding reviews in The Guardian, Hollywood Reporter and other reputable sites.

Dom Farley was the music supervisor for this documentary that portrays artistic obsession in practice as we watch Gilliam overcome a constant string of obstacles.

Music supervisors Connie Farr and Dom Farley sat down with BIFA to discuss the Story Behind The Story and their favourite tracks from the film.

Check out the soundtrack on Spotify