“A novel that begins with a death develops into an extraordinary story about how one young woman discovers an intense passion for life.” – Anita Sethi, The Observer New release: an autobiographical fiction by Carol Morley. Available from: Amazon | Foyles | Waterstones | WHSmith  

Read an in-depth interview with Carol Morley in New British Cinema: The resurgence of British film-making by Jason Wood and Ian Haydn Smith.

The Alcohol Years features in Onwards and Outwards, a unique programme of films made by British women filmmakers over the last 50 years that tours to venues across the UK in 2015. Update: here’s a Q&A with Director Carol Morley hosted by Kate Muir Chief Film Critic at The Times

The Falling is available from Amazon UK as a DVD or Blu-ray, via iTunes, or can be rented on blinkbox and other VOD sites.

After an extensive presentation in cinemas around the UK, with mentions in both The Guardian and NME’s ‘Top Films of the Year So Far’ lists, and some great press coverage, The Falling journeyed to Australia and New Zealand in July. From 7 August, The Falling will be released in select US cinemas, as well as on Digital HD and Video […]

BAFTA-nominated director Carol Morley took part in the latest ‘Brits to Watch: The Screenings’; a series of showcase events, hosted by BAFTA in New York and Los Angeles, that introduce outstanding British talent to the US film industry, showcasing her critically acclaimed film The Falling. The series is produced in partnership with British Council, with […]

The soundtrack to the film by the fantastic Tracey Thorn is now available on vinyl, CD and digital download. Listen to the title track Follow Me Down.

To find your nearest cinema screening The Falling take a look at FindAnyFilm.com.

The dates and venues for the previews with Q&As are: Wednesday 22 April – BFI Southbank Thursday 23 April – Barbican Friday 24 April – Curzon Soho The Falling will be on general release in UK cinemas from Friday 24 April. #thefalling – Facebook – Twitter

Metrodome has picked up UK rights to Carol Morley’s Dreams of a Life follow-up, The Falling, from Independent… Read the rest of the article on the Screen Daily site.  

On Friday 5 September 2014, Open City Docs presents a free screening of Dreams of a Life as its very first Somers Town Film Club event, produced in collaboration with local residents at the Somers Town Community Centre in London. Reserve your seat here.