Film Festival in Cambridge

Film Festival hits Cambridge for 33rd time! – Cambridge is very proud to host for the 33rd time their very successful film festival, which is a celebration of film – past present and future. It’s a chance to relive and enjoy past glories, but also to see what’s happening in film right now, and reveal new talents who will shape the future of cinema. It’s a perfect chance to watch films from around the world, from other countries and cultures, many of which we might not otherwise come into contact with whilst you’re visiting Cambridge. It brings people from all walks of life together including the people who make the films, too, of course, so it’s a chance to meet and put your questions to actors, writers and directors. The film festival of Cambridge stands out from other Festivals by attracting big names but is nonetheless intimate and approachable. There are no red carpets at the film festival in Cambridge, no banks of flashbulbs going off, and the chances are the acclaimed director of the much anticipated new film you’re about to see is happily hanging out in the bar, just like you! Welcome to the Cambridge Film Festival!

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As with many things Cambridge likes to do things differently. The Cambridge Film Festival is known to do screenings in usual places e.g. outdoor screenings. There have been showings of films on Grantchester Meadows and at Jesus Green Lido and work with additional new venues around Cambridgeshire and beyond each year to produce unique, memorable events in special places. Cambridge itself is special and unique, with amazing spaces that are just crying out to be used and enjoyed creatively.

Date:  19-29 September 2013

Tickets: Picturehouse Members.

Printed programmes:  the Picturehouse cinema

Open Film Night

Professor Stephen Hawking will be joining the Cambridge Film Festival with directors Stephen Finnegan and Ben Bowie plus special guests for a Q&A after the screening of his his film ‘Hawkins’ on 19 Sept. ‘Hawkins’ is the extraordinary story of the planet’s most famous living scientist, told for the first time in his own words and by those closest to him.

Time: 19.25

Place: Cineworld

More Information About The Cambridge Film Festival

Programme and for downloading brochure

 

Gerla de Boer
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Gerla de Boer is the founder of the award-winning Cambridge Food Tour in Cambridge, UK. She is a globetrotter foodie and always keen to get under the skin of a city or country she visits. She likes to get off the beaten track to get to know the latest food, fine local produce, visit their local markets and check out the hot places to eat in town. These experiences she takes back to Cambridge to create amazing food tours and events. Connect with Gerla on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram