THE EARL’S COURT INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2022
Short Film and Script Submissions NOW OPEN
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In 2021, record numbers of people attended our screenings and viewed our series of free digital short film screenings from all around the world – each of which had a truly amazing mix of International and local Short Film Submissions. Audiences enjoyed brilliant Home Lockdown Short Film productions, Charity and Community films, and a melodic selection of videos from some of the area’s most talented musicians – ideal for lifting the spirits in these challenging times!
And now, we greatly look forward to the 2022 Film Festival ahead. We will continue with our successful mix of hybrid on- and off-line events, we hope you will join us, online and in person later this year to watch an exciting and inspiring selection of local and international short films.
A GREAT VIRTUAL EVENT WITH TRULY GREAT SHORT FILMS SUPPORTED BY
ECIFF at the Kensington and Chelsea Festival 2022 – TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW
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BUY TICKETS NOW – ADNAN SCREENS AT UNDERBELLY FESTIVAL
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Refugee charity – CHOOSE LOVE – 2022 Charity Partner
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Best of The Fest Returns to the Underbelly Festival 2022
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DYSPLA – A Film Essay on Neurodiverse Filmmakers (2021)
The above video explains the relationship between neurodivergence and cinematic methodology. This introductory analysis explores the relationship between neurodivergent conditions, such as dyslexia, and some of our most celebrated Auteurs within Cinema Industry. We [...]
Love Cinema? Save The Cinema Museum
Liz Waldy shares an update on her campaign to save the Cinema Museum. Can you believe it has been just over four years since I started this petition - so much has changed in the [...]
SINCERE THANKS TO OUR PRINCIPAL SPONSOR
THANKS ALSO TO THE FILMMAKERS, EVERYONE THAT ATTENDED OR JOINED US ONLINE IN 2021
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