
Bringing the best of local, UK and international film making talent to the Workhouse Festival with over 32 hours of feature, documentary and short film screenings throughout the weekend.
Please note that screenings after 9pm and certain other screenings will not be suitable for under 15s
The UK Premiere of this beautiful and mesmerising film from photographer Grant Wakefield and Welsh band Sendelica.
Video activists Undercurrents take over The Media Lounge with their live and interactive internet TV show.
"Leaps and bounds with the energy of Billy Elliot and has a face with a thousand thoughts. Unmissable" - The Guardian
An award winning futuristic fable from Japanese director Yasuaki Nakajima. "A truly unique experience ... an undeniably mesmerising allure" Susanna Ulrich - Los Angeles Film Festival
An exquisite collection of animations for young children from this award winning French animation studio. (no language)
The stunning and epic film from Icelandic band Sigur Ros.
Based on tales from The Arabian Nights this beautiful shadow puppet film by Lotte Reiniger is a true classic that will captivate and enchant all ages. Cert PG
Only recently released in the UK this stunningly shot film blisters with infra-red stock exposures and revolutionary outrage - abstractly detailing life before and after Castro's rebel war. UNMISSABLE!
“One of the boldest, most beautiful and haunting films to have appeared from anywhere..” - The Daily telegraph. What more can we say except go see it!
The world famous Groovy Movie take over the Media Lounge with a selection of their best screenings.
How Cubans harnessed the community spirit to overcome economic disaster after the collapse of the soviet Union. An inspiring film with warnings and lessons for us all.
The award winning short films from the 2007 Cambridge Super 8 Film Festival.
David McDonald takes us on a wild and psychedelic ride in to the history of Woodstock town - from the festivals of the 20s to the days when Hendrix and Joplin strolled the streets.
The Media Lounge once again goes live for its finale with renowned performance poet Mark Gwynne Jones and his blend of cinematic visuals and spoken word performance.
The management reserve the right to change the advertised performances in the event of illness or any cause beyond the control of the management. Please check with the venue to avoid disappointment.
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