Events Calendar
Keep in the loop about the latest indie filmmaking events near you - from festivals to screenings, workshops and networking.
The Raindance Open Day is your opportunity to experience a real taste of our world-renowned evening & weekend film training courses, classes and workshops.
Attending our Open Day will allow you to learn more about the different filmmaking disciplines and crafts through sample lectures and workshops delivered by experienced film professionals over the day. Attendees will leave with an introduct…
An evening of specially curated short films that will entertain, provoke and surprise you for a night you wont want to miss!
Think funny, moving, and surprising short films.
This special event will take place in the heart of Stoke Newington/Hackney, North East London at The Others venue (a cool and funky place in itself!).
Doors 6pm, films from 7pm, music and networking after the films w…
With an impressive lineup of the UK’s most essential voices, this festival promises over two weeks of captivating stories from a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives from 6-30 June 2024.
Experience the power of spoken word, engaging conversations, soul-stirring music, thought-provoking films and engaging workshops. And, of course, don’t miss out on the iconic Roundhouse Poetry Slam!
Sundance London will run from the 6th until the 9th of June 2024.
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Ticket information can be found on the Sundance London website.
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The films showcased will include some of the hottest titles from the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, which took place in January in Utah and online across the U.S. The festival will unveil this year's full film programme, special guests, industry talks, and mo…
The 2024 Sundance Film Festival: London returns to Picturehouse Central this June.
A special program of UK shorts has been assembled, along with a strand of repertory titles to celebrate the 40th year of the U.S. edition of the Sundance Film Festival, plus a series of public talks aimed at bringing big ideas to life.
The Garden Cinema is launching the summer with a season celebrating 13 films directed & written by women, from different nationalities, spanning from the 1940s to now. All of the films operate in the realm of comedy, boldly stretching and contorting the definition of it.
The majority of the films will feature introductions, discussions, and partnership events to help us contextualise them.