Interview: EFN’s Erifili Missiou – A festival ‘developed by creatives for creatives.’
Editor, Sam Pegg, interviews EFN’s Erifili Missiou about the film festival hoping to shake things up this year for emerging talent.
Browsing: Film Festival
BFI London Film Festival 2020: Five Films to Watch
With this year’s London Film Festival nearly upon us, film editor Theo Smith gives us the films that he’s most looking forward to.
Watersprite Film Festival – Creativity in Crisis
The deadline to submit a short film for the Watersprite Film Festival ‘Creativity in Crisis Short Film Award’ is 12th August 2020.
Film festivals join to create ‘We Are One’ global festival
We Are One is running on Youtube from 29th May until 7th June.
Sundance London 2018 Review: The Miseducation of Cameron Post
The Chloe Grace Moretz led drama won this year’s Grand Jury Prize at the Utah independent festival.
Review: Rush
The Edge’s coverage of the 2018 University of Southampton Student Film Festival continues as Writer Nathan reviews the night’s Best Picture winner.
First details for UoS Film Festival 2018 revealed
The festival, co-sponsored by The Edge, will return on 16th March.
University of Southampton Student Film Festival 2017: The Final Round Up
Writer Sophie talks us through the night, which saw over 200 people take to The Cube to see sixteen shortlisted films.
‘Snowden’ has aired at Toronto Film Festival
Snowden has aired in Toronto – to mixed reviews.
Films to look forward to at Fright Fest 2016
Take a look at Fright Fest’s spookiest releases ahead of Thursday’s start date.
Sydney Film Festival 2016 Review: Swiss Army Man
Ashleigh reviews Sydney Film Festival’s screening of the controversial Swiss Army Man.
SFF Opening Night Gala: Goldstone
A great piece of Australian cinema, Ivan Sen’s new film Goldstone blends western and noir into an intoxicatingly tense experience.
Sydney Film Festival announces opening night film, Goldstone
The 63rd annual Sydney Film Festival announces it’s Opening Night Screening: Ivan Sen’s outback noir, Goldstone.
Review: Cycle
This year’s ‘Best Film’ winner from the UoSSFF is an amateur triumph, says Sophie Trenear.