2020 Festival

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Join this conversation about telling stories through sound with our roundtable on Sound Design. Read More

Roundtable on Sound Design

Tue 15 Sep, 14:00

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Latif Nasser will be joining us to talk about finding stories, the research process and weaving the personal with the political Read More

Audio Masterclass: The Other Latif

Tue 15 Sep, 16:00

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Our Expanded Realities programme seeks to find new pathways for storytelling at the intersection of art and technology. Traditionally we host a free exhibition during the festival at our Central London Festival Hub, platforming a selection of interactive cross-media installations and VR films from around the world. For this year’s digital edition we are excited to present a web-based exhibit... Read More

Expanded Realities Exhibition

Sep 9 — Sep 15

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From his turbulent life in Compton to the sparsely-inhabited and long forgotten California City, we follow Lashay T. Warren as he looks to make a fresh start amongst its crumbling buildings. Read More

Victoria + Q&A

Sep 9 — Sep 15

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In a darkened studio space, a young American student, Maia Levy, assesses a selection of videos depicting life in the West Bank. However, as the viewing progresses, alternative perspectives are revealed to her which, if accepted, would threaten her most deeply held beliefs. Read More

The Viewing Booth + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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Endless horizons, haunted edgelands, symphonies of dissonant cities. The works in this short film programme map new pathways through landscapes both real and imagined. Read More

Shorts: New Geographies + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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After a long period of isolation, Antonin, who suffers from chronic exhaustion, begins working at a bird rescue centre on Lake Geneva. Read More

Bird Island + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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Legendary casting director Martha Wollner traverses the streets of Queens, New York City in search of an actor to play a criminal in a film. Read More

Intimate Distances + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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Thirteen years after the unexpected death of his best friend Marko, Croatian filmmaker Ivan Ramljak reconstructs the life they shared together using the photographs, home videos and memories Marko left behind. Read More

Once Upon a Youth + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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In this moving triptych Esery Mondesir collaborates with fellow members of the Haitian diaspora to bear intimate witness to their lives. Read More

A Radical Empathy: Esery Mondesir’s Haitian Trilogy + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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A deeply moving tale of lost innocence and the complexity of queer identity, Things We Dare Not Do follows sixteen-year-old Ñoño who decides the time has come to find out how his family feel about his burgeoning desire to dress as a woman. Read More

Things We Dare Not Do + Q&A

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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Albert and André, two Central African Aka Pygmies, attempt to establish a new education system in their forest community. Read More

Makongo + Intro

Sep 12 — Sep 15

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