CAFF

CAFF is the longest running UK African Festival in Cambridge. Each year we showcase the best in African cinema and more!

[Cinema Rediscovered @CineRedis]

Last chance to catch In the Mood for Love newly restored @wshed as part of The World of Wong Kar Wai today at 15:40 after its #CineRedis21 preview ❤️

A masterful evocation of romantic longing and fleeting moments…

🎟 Book: https://t.co/onHm4a3b3m

[CAFF @africambridge]

happening TODAY 👇

[Aya Films @weareayafilms]

Don't miss the 1983 afrofuturist classic ‘Born in Flames’ screening online tomorrow at 5.30pm, followed by a discussion on the Aya Films Facebook page at 7pm.

Book here: https://t.co/0xMm9QaAvx
#FilmFeelsHopeful #BFIFAN #FilmFeels

[Film Hub South West @FilmHubSW]

Are you a film fan? Keen to put on events but not sure where to start? Beyond Boundaries is back!

Applications are now open for our FREE workshop series which explore curation, collaboration, and cinema in the South West.

Find out more: https://t.co/omvOfKGso4

[CAFF @africambridge]

1983 Afrofuturist film 'Borne in Flames' showing on 19 August. The film offers a unique look into the sustained impact of queer black women in justice movements shown through an alternative US socialist democracy.
Book here: https://t.co/X9rO4ripXv @screenworlds1

[CAFF @africambridge]

Check out Cambridge Film Festival on FilmFreeway to submit your films @camfilmfest https://t.co/c5b4oolMs7

[Watershed @wshed]

Not long to go until @CineRedis is back! Come join us for gorgeous new film restorations, cinematic rediscoveries, free streaming talks and panels, walks and quizzes from this Wed 28 July. Plus, we've just released some more tickets, so don't miss out! https://t.co/VKRL7ywuIu

[CAFF @africambridge]

great opportunity for students passionate about cinema👇

[Independent Cinema Office @ICOtweets]

Want to see #Mandabi before its release in cinemas on 11 June?

We're hosting a special preview next week, including a discussion with @AiMfilmfest & @talamobile on the continued relevance of Ousmane Sembène’s anti-colonial works! Tickets here 👉 https://t.co/NSEOq8bNca

[Watershed @wshed]

Never released in the UK before, Ousmane Sembène's Mandabi is a radical, DIY satire on post-independence African nations and the shadow cast by colonialism. We're presenting it in partnership with @AfrikaEyeFest, and it opens on Fri 11 June: https://t.co/dPdMIGGpxH

[Open City Documentary Festival @OpenCityDocs]

Led by artist-filmmaker Onyeka Igwe, our Archives in Non-Fiction Cinema course is for everyone interested in using archival material in their work, and for scholars interested in probing further into the archival turn in non-fiction filmmaking.
https://t.co/ikD9iqRnyG

[Watershed @wshed]

Bristol, we're back! We're so excited to announce the Watershed building will re-open on Tue 18 May.

You can book cinema tickets (https://t.co/aVu4cukaUD) and tables in the Café & Bar (https://t.co/kMRSEX3wds) now!

We have missed you so much.

More info: https://t.co/eYNYVEPa8P

[Cambridge Film Festival @camfilmfest]

Submissions are OPEN for the 40th Cambridge Film Festival

To try and support filmmakers during this challenging time we have cut submission fees this year AND increased EARLY BIRD discounts as well.

Details on our website https://t.co/EgM0115J3a

Submit through @FilmFreeway

[CAFF @africambridge]

Still few days to submit your entry to the @OpenCityDocs 👇

[Open City Documentary Festival @OpenCityDocs]

Our call for programme entries ends on Monday 10 May ⌛️
We’re looking for creative, innovative, challenging non-fiction filmmaking at short, mid-length & feature-length, as well as short audio documentaries, and cross platform projects. #TheArtOfNonFiction
https://t.co/s7SkjcIb0p

[CAFF @africambridge]

a call for emerging filmmaker by @la_biennale #biennalecollegecinema

[Cambridge Film Festival @camfilmfest]

We're grateful to @EstrellaSendra for joining us to introduce REWIND launch title RAFIKI. Don't miss the chance to see one of the fantastic films that has come out of our partnership with @africambridge. In the Screening Room now! https://t.co/RauhHNVOqB

[CAFF @africambridge]

lots to read!👇

[JACS_Africa @AfricaJacs]

All the articles in the special issue on The Possibilities and Intimacies of Queer African Screen Cultures are set to green, and free and open to read until the end of the month. Watch out for an announcement about a recording of the launch event....

https://t.co/tIR3ieqPIq

[Screen Worlds: Decolonising Film + Screen Studies @screenworlds1]

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Decolonising Film and Screen Studies

We are looking for contributions to our website’s next wave of research and resources.

• Films
• Audiovisual Essays
• Interviews
• Toolkits
• Articles/essays

Deadline: 1st Sep 2021

https://t.co/tLrAckpFP4

[Screen Worlds: Decolonising Film + Screen Studies @screenworlds1]

The Screen Worlds Editing Masterclasses are now live! These short videos offer basic film editing skills for anyone interested in working with the free digital editing software DaVinci Resolve 17. Made in partnership with @ChouetteFilms! Link: https://t.co/qkhYA3ZGzs

[SOAS University of London @SOAS]

How can video and film function as spaces of memory and identity?

Join us on 25 March to explore this issue, through watching films created by talented SOAS alumni.

Register here: https://t.co/bik9lQlvI9

@SOASalumni