Norwich Film Festival 2025 What's On Guide Digital
Welcome to Norwich Film Festival 2025!
The lights are down, the screen is ready, and Norwich Film Festival is back for another unforgettable celebration of cinema. From 3–16 November, we’ll be filling the city with bold stories, daring new voices, and the kind of shared film experiences you’ll be talking about long after the credits roll.
This year we open in spectacular style at Norwich Playhouse, where cult classic The Phantom of the Opera will come roaring to life with a brand-new live score by Minima. Across the fortnight, our home at Cinema City will once again host a packed programme of award-winning shorts, feature films, and filmmaker Q&As. We’ll also be heading to Norwich University of the Arts for a special industry session, expanding our programme into new spaces and new conversations.
As a BAFTA and BIFA-qualifying festival, NFF is proud to connect local audiences with world-class filmmaking. We champion creativity, we spotlight innovation, and above all we create a space where filmmakers and film lovers come together.
So dive into these pages, mark up your must-sees, and join us for two weeks of stories that entertain, provoke, and inspire.
For tickets and event information, visit norwichfilmfestival.co.uk
FEATURE FILMS
This year’s programme brings together an eclectic mix of cinema at some of Norwich’s most atmospheric venues. Our opening night at the Norwich Playhouse launches in unforgettable style with The Phantom of the Opera, accompanied by a brand-new live score from Minima.
At Cinema City, highlights include Todd Haynes’ acclaimed Far From Heaven and the cult classic Kinky Boots. We’re also screening High Wire, DJ Ahmet and Alpha, alongside Ridley Scott’s iconic Thelma & Louise — presented in stunning 35mm.
From award winning previews to rediscovered classics, these features promise powerful performances, daring stories, and cinematic experiences you won’t want to miss.
The Phantom of the Opera
With live score from Minima
Dirs. Rupert Julian, Lon Chaney, and Ernst Laemmle, 1925, 93 mins
3 November, 19:30, Norwich Playhouse
A landmark of silent cinema, The Phantom of the Opera remains one of the most enduring tales of obsession, beauty, and terror. Lon Chaney’s legendary performance as the disfigured Phantom haunts the Paris Opera House in this gothic masterpiece, filled with atmosphere and visual invention.
For our 2025 opening night, we’re proud to present a rare screening of this classic, transformed by a thrilling live score from acclaimed musicians Minima. Their bold, contemporary soundtrack breathes new life into the century-old film, creating an unmissable fusion of old and new. Join us at the Norwich Playhouse for a spectacular start to this year’s festival — a onenight-only event that promises to be as eerie as it is unforgettable.
Far From Heaven
Dir. Todd Haynes, 2002, 107 mins + Q&A
5 November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 3
Academy Award nominee Julianne Moore stars with Dennis Quaid in this seductive story of a seemingly perfect family and the forbidden desires that threaten to tear them apart, directed by Todd Haynes.
Presented as part of the BFI FAN’s Too Much: Melodrama on Film season, this screening will be accompanied by a panel/talk in which film & colour experts will discuss the film’s wider contexts.
This screening is supported by the BFI Film Audience Network.
High Wire
Dir. Calif Chong, 2025, 105 mins + Q&A
6 November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 2
Fresh from a sell-out world premiere at the BFI London Film Festival, we are delighted to present Calif Chong’s luminous debut feature at NFF2025. The film follows Go-wing, 19, destined to be the first university graduate in her family. Between school and work, her life feels both hectic and isolated.
A chance delivery to a visiting circus changes everything. Go-wing’s hidden rollerblading talent is celebrated, and she discovers a daring new ambition on the high wire. Drawn into a world of spectacle, rhythm, and risk, she pursues her dream while concealing it from her father. Visually striking and emotionally charged, High Wire is a bold coming-of-age story of freedom, responsibility, and the delicate act of balance.
Followed by a short Q&A with one of the film’s crew (see website for latest confirmation of guests).
Thelma & Louise
Film on film: 35mm screening
Dir. Ridley Scott, 1991, 130 mins
10 November, 20:00, Cinema City screen 1
A rare chance to experience Ridley Scott’s iconic road movie in its original 35mm glory. Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon star as two women whose weekend getaway spirals into a legendary flight across America. A trailblazing film that is the definition of a modern classic.
Presented on 35mm, this screening offers the opportunity to rediscover the film’s full cinematic power – from Adrian Biddle’s striking cinematography to Hans Zimmer’s evocative score – as it was meant to be seen. A landmark of feminist cinema and a cultural touchstone, Thelma & Louise continues to inspire audiences more than three decades later.
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NORFOLK COTTAGES &
Kinky Boots
Hosted by Will Power & Knuckle Sandwich
Dir. Julian Jarrold, 2005, 107 mins + Q&A
11 November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 2
Inspired by true events, this joyful British comedy follows a struggling Northampton shoe factory that reinvents itself by producing glamorous footwear for drag performers. With heartfelt performances and irresistible charm, Kinky Boots is a crowd-pleasing reminder that sometimes the boldest steps are taken in heels.
Introduced by local drag artists Will Power and Knuckle Sandwich, who will also host a post-film Q&A with the film’s producer and director (subject to change - see website for full details).
DJ Ahmet
Dir. Georgi M. Unkovski, 2025, 99 mins
13 November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 2
Ahmet is 15 and lives in a remote Yuruk village in North Macedonia. Between sheep-shepherding duties, strict conservative expectations, and the weight of community traditions, he finds escape and expression through music. When he falls in love for the first time—Aya, a girl already promised to someone else—his world opens in unexpected ways.
Vibrant, tender, and grounded by naturalistic performances, DJ Ahmet brings together the clash of old and new, heart and duty, to tell a coming-of-age story that’s both local and universal.
Winner of the Sundance 2025 World Cinema Dramatic Audience Award and the Special Jury Award for Creative Vision.
SPONSORED BY SKYLINE IFE
Alpha
Dir. Julia Ducournau, 2025, 128 mins
13 November, 20:15, Cinema City screen 2
Norwich Film Festival is proud to present a special early screening of Alpha, the bold new film from Palme d’Or-winning director Julia Ducournau (Titane, Raw).
In 1980s France, 13-year-old Alpha lives with her mother, a doctor. Their world is shaken when she returns from school with a tattoo — a single letter “A” — just as rumors spread of a mysterious blood-borne disease turning sufferers to marble. Starring Mélissa Boros, Golshifteh Farahani, and Tahar Rahim, Alpha blends body horror and intimate drama in a visceral exploration of superstition, stigma, and belonging. Fresh from competition at Cannes 2025, this is Ducournau’s most daring and personal work to date.
INDUSTRY SESSIONS
Get ready for another inspiring line-up of expert-led industry sessions designed to spark creativity and enhance your filmmaking skills. This year’s programme includes three hour-long events at Cinema City, including panels on screenwriting and making short films.
Our Industry Day at Norwich University of the Arts (sponsored by Artlist) features four exciting sessions: the Mark Milsome Foundation Panel, Neill’s Materials on Prosthetics, a BFI Doc Society screening and Q&A, and a presentation with stunt coordinator Adam Kirley. We’ll also host a follow-up BFI Doc Society conversation on funding opportunities for documentary filmmakers.
sponsors of NFF2025 Industry Day
Panel: Writing for the Screen
9 November, 14:00, Sir John Hurt Film Trust - Marchesi Room
Discover the many paths into screenwriting with three storytellers who followed very different routes.
Alexander Gordon Smith, bestselling novelist, co-wrote the film adaptation of his own book. BAFTA nominated director Chloë Thomas has turned her talents to television writing.
Richard Prendergast, award winning director, writes original scripts to bring his creative visions to life. Together they’ll share insights and advice on breaking into the world of writing for the screen.
From Shorts To Features with Chris Andrews
9 November, 15:30, Sir John Hurt Film Trust - Marchesi Room
Join award-winning director Chris Andrews (Bring Them Down, Stalker) for an inspiring conversation on his journey from shorts to features. Hear insights from working with Christopher Abbott and Barry Keoghan, his acclaimed festival successes, and the lessons behind making his debut feature. A must for filmmakers and film-lovers alike.
Getting into Film: The Mark Milsome Foundation
ID #1, 14 November, 10:30, NUA Duke Street LT
This special session highlights the impact of the Mark Milsome Foundation in supporting emerging talent behind the camera. Hear from young filmmakers whose careers have been kickstarted by the foundation, including grant recipients Jake and Zara, as they share their journeys and showcase work developed through its support.
Neill’s Materials: Prosthetics in Film
ID #2, 14 November, 11:45, NUA Duke Street LT
Neill’s Materials are world leaders in prosthetics and special effects for film and television. This session takes you behind the scenes to reveal how artists create monsters, aliens, injuries, and historical transformations. Discover the artistry, science, and teamwork that bring these effects to life, with case studies from industry professionals. Perfect for anyone fascinated by the magic of special effects or considering a career in film.
Hosted by Jasmine Neill.
BFI Doc Society: Screening and Q&A
ID #3, 14 November, 13:45, NUA Duke Street LT
As part of our Industry Day, we’re delighted to present a screening of intimate documentary Adura Baba Mi, followed by an in-conversation with the film’s director Juliana Kasumu, hosted by Hannah Bailey from BFI Doc Society.
This session will unpack the journey from funding to production, offering practical insights into the documentary process and the support available for young filmmakers through Doc Society.
Adam Kirley: Stunt Coordinator
ID #4, 14 November, 15:00, NUA Duke Street LT
Step behind the camera into the world of cinematic action as acclaimed stuntman and coordinator Adam Kirley gives an insight into his life and career.
From performing in high-octane sequences in Casino Royale and The Bourne Ultimatum to the precision of co-ordinating F1, Adam will share stories from set, insights into the craft of stunt design, and the realities of forging a career in one of film’s most demanding disciplines.
Funding Your Documentary
In Conversation with BFI Doc Society
14 November, 18:00, Sir John Hurt Film Trust - Marchesi Room
Looking for funding for your next documentary? Join Hannah Bailey of BFI Doc Society for an hour-long conversation about how they support filmmakers and the current opportunities available.
Hannah will host a discussion exploring how projects get made, before opening the floor to your questions.
Whether you’re developing your first idea or pushing a project forward, this is your chance to get practical advice and guidance from the team supporting UK documentary.
FILMS SHORT
Discover the best in short filmmaking at Norwich Film Festival with 19 screenings taking place at Cinema City Norwich. This year’s line-up features over 130 films from 20 countries, spanning powerful dramas, inventive comedies, and bold experiments in storytelling.
Whether you’re new to short film or a seasoned festival-goer, our programme promises something to excite and inspire. Explore the full line-up on our website and book your tickets through Cinema City today.
Women In Film
Followed by filmmaker Q&A (guests TBC)
6 films, 87 minutes + Q&A
4 November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 2
This strand features six bold shorts directed by women: from Boobs, a candid exploration of body image, to They Burn Witches. Don’t They?, a fearless look at how women have been silenced through history. Other highlights include stories of adolescence, resilience, and unexpected connection, offering a diverse snapshot of female voices in cinema. This line-up is a chance to discover powerful new perspectives, and concludes with a Q&A with selected filmmakers (see website for updated and confirmed guests), going deeper into the films on screen.
Films include: A Loud Piece of Armour, Boobs, Juanita, Morning, They Burn Witches. Don’t They?, and Washhh.
Family Friendly Mix
8th November, 13:00, Cinema City screen 2
Looking for the perfect introduction to this year’s Official Selection? This strand brings together seven inventive stories — from unlikely friendships and climate satire to obsessive thinkers, sheep-saving daughters, and even a poodle with questionable heritage. A playful, surprising line-up that captures the daring spirit of the NFF.
Films include: A Friend of Dorothy, Eyelashes, Pet-extermination, Scope, Sheep, The Art of Imperfection (And All the Things We’ll Never Finish), and The Breakdown of a Toxic Relationship as Told by Fluffmeister, a Poodle of Questionable Heritage.
Treat the whole family to a selection of vibrant and inspiring short films suitable for all ages. From heartwarming tales of belonging, to madcap adventures and everything in-between, the Family Friendly strand is sure to capture the imaginations of the young and the young-at-heart!
Films include: Cardboard, Christopher & the Bug, Keo and the Stardust, Mr Bear’s Picnic, Peace of Heart, Solstice, and The Big Bad Wolf.
The Mix Tape Vol. 1
8th November, 15:00, Cinema City screen 2
Sci-Fi Stories
8th November, 17:00, Cinema City screen 2
From siblings unravelling family secrets in an Airbnb, to petty criminals stuck with just one spade, to a night at the library that turns terrifying — these local shorts capture the humour, mystery, and creativity thriving across East Anglia’s landscapes.
SPONSORED BY NORFOLK SCREEN
Abandoned phone booths, toxic red skies, and astronauts adrift in search of the past — these sci-fi shorts blend human drama with cosmic adventure. Bold visions of love, memory, and survival collide in strange worlds that ask what lies beyond tomorrow.
Films include: (+33), Earth, Jazz Emu: Fun Kitai Furai Dei, Oneiros, Singing People at the End of the World, The Time Machine, and Voyage of the Red Rabbit.
Films include: Biology, Day Release, Deli Meat, Ducks, Joe, Ritual, The Man I Wave At, and Unwell Woman.
East Anglian Shorts
8th November, 19:00, Cinema City screen 1
Late Night Shorts
8th November, 20:45, Cinema City screen 2
A boyfriend’s move-in spirals into chaos, an elderly woman lies trapped in her own body, and two lovers’ online betrayals twist into something supernatural. Mixing horror and dark comedy, these shorts deliver spine-tingling shocks and wickedly funny surprises after dark.
Films include: Black Hole Barry, Blue Violet, Plastic Surgery, Poly Baggage, Skin Deep, The Fairy Moon, The Woman in the Bed, and Upper Current.
Musicians crack under pressure, teenage friends revisit memories of childhood, and a grassroots football team fights to stay afloat both on and off the pitch. Spanning music, sport, family, and identity, this lineup offers a vibrant snapshot of life’s intensity and unpredictability.
Films include: 22+1, 3rd Place, All At Once, Dolly Baby - Rhythm & Flesh, James Hyde - The Very Thought of You, Solers United, and The Island.
The Mix Tape Vol. 2
9th November, 13:00, Cinema City screen 2
Life Finds A Way
9th November, 15:00,
Cinema City screen 2
From farmers battling harsh landscapes to rooftops turned into protests, these shorts celebrate resilience and resistance. Stories of love, memory, and community show the strength we find when survival demands courage and creativity.
Films include: Farming on the Edge, First Contact, Jasmine That Blooms in Autumn, No Two Ways, Orphaned Burial Grounds, and Rick on the Roof.
The Recollection Collection
9th November, 17:00,
Cinema City screen 3
Something Completely Different
9th November, 19:00,
Cinema City screen 3
A grieving student finds solace with a counsellor, three generations of Iranian women share a home, and refugees face the dislocation of new countries while holding on to memories of old ones. These intimate films explore migration, family, and the traces of the past.
Films include: After All, Bolbol, Cahā Holding onto Home, In the Clouds, and The Removed.
A dictator’s dog, a dreaming rescue dummy, and a family dinner turned battlefield — these shorts revel in the weird and wonderful, mixing surreal animation with biting drama in a strand unlike anything else.
Films include: Blondi, Fantasies of a Rescue Dummy, Larval, Oleum, Spoken Movement Family Honour, Swol, The Synthetic Age, and This Werewolf Complex.
LGBTQ+ Shorts
Followed by filmmaker Q&A (guests
7 films, 91 minutes + Q&A
12th November, 18:00, Cinema City screen 3
From a weekend gone dangerously wrong to 1970s lesbians carving out freedom, and a transgender man navigating love in Belfast, these shorts capture resilience, desire, first loves, and the search for belonging.
Bold and celebratory, the strand concludes with a Q&A with selected filmmakers (check website for updated list of confirmed guests).
Films include: Alfie & Ed, Beyond Eden, I Saw the Sunbeams, Purebred, Two Black Boys in Paradise, Una Notte, and Wavelength.
TBC)
Comedy Shorts
14th November, 20:30, Cinema City screen 2
Get ready for a night of laughter with sharp, surprising comedies that push humour in unexpected directions. From the absurd pressures of growing up to a barber haunted by a donkey, these shorts tackle love, politics, and life’s ridiculous moments with wit and bite.
Films include: Bury You Gays, Egg Timer, Elephant, Over, Party Animal, Spare Part, The Tinder Trap, and Unreal Estate Agent.
This collection blends powerful drama, heartfelt documentary, and playful storytelling. Expect schoolyard chaos, rollercoaster family tensions, and haunting secrets that span generations. Each short brings a distinct perspective, offering a dynamic mix of voices and genres.
Films include: 1:10, A Witness, ALT Jay, Hi From a Mayfly, Retirement Plan, Roller Coaster, Sleepover, and There’s Something I Have To Tell You.
The Mix Tape
Vol. 3
15th November, 13:00, Cinema City screen 2
British Mix
15th November, 15:00, Cinema City screen 2
Travel the globe through stories of love, loss, and tradition. From Syrian family struggles to a French boy’s rite of passage on a hunting trip, these shorts capture the complexity of lives shaped by culture, history, and personal choice. Films include: Looking She Said I Forget, Mamie, Synthesize Me, Walud, and Wild Boar Hunting.
A showcase of the UK’s bold storytelling — from teenage crushes and family tensions to surreal encounters in rhubarb fields and late-night cafés. These films span drama, humour, and music, reflecting the vibrancy and diversity of British filmmaking today.
SPONSORED BY WEX PHOTO VIDEO
Films include: Bury Your Nephew, I Hate Helen, MAGID / ZAFAR, Rhubarb Rhubarb, Starboy, and The Second Time Around.
International Mix
15th November, 17:00, Cinema City screen 2
Animated Shorts
16th November, 13:00, Cinema City screen 2
From surreal comedies to poignant tales, this programme dives into the limitless worlds of animation. Expect everything from OCD rituals and haunted landscapes to shrews wandering bombed-out cities and tadpoles growing up too fast — a showcase of imagination at its boldest.
SPONSORED BY MEANTIME STUDIO
Films include: Check, Dreamwalker, Fawn, Fried!, Hunting, Little Shrew (Snowflake), On Saint Nicholas’ Eve, Ovary-Acting, Polliwog, and The Dog in the Long Grass.
These documentaries uncover remarkable lives and communities — from Luton’s Caribbean heritage and China’s death-education pioneers to Sheffield friendships, Tanzanian healthcare, and grassroots football. Together, they celebrate resilience, identity, and the power of real human experience.
SPONSORED BY SUBMOTION
Films include: Beyond the Rush, Death Education, Learning to Cry, Not Yet, Our Wayne, Uhuru, and We’ll Go Down in History.
Real Stories
16th November, 15:00, Cinema City screen 2
The Mix Tape
Vol. 4
16th November, 17:00, Cinema City screen 2
Fresh voices push boundaries in this showcase of student and first-time filmmakers. From post-Civil War Spain to post-Roe America, bellybutton comedy to sofas that won’t fit through doors, these films balance playfulness with urgency, offering a thrilling glimpse of cinema’s future.
SPONSORED BY NORWICH
UNIVERSITY
OF THE ARTS
Films include: Chaotic Influence, Cuerpos, Laura, 29 Old Compton Street, Living Stones, Sofa, The Truck, and Things Mice Can Do.
From a grief-stricken couple confronting loss and racism, to a surreal village haunted by memory and sound, this strand captures life at its rawest and strangest. Expect charged performances, biting humour, and stories that push boundaries in unforgettable ways.
Films include: A Bear Remembers, Aksil, Dark Sink Bruises Differently, Dreigiau Cymreig Patagonia (The Welsh Dragons of Patagonia), How Fast Can You Eat A Pickled Egg, and King of the Couch.
Emerging Talent
16th November, 19:00, Cinema City screen 2
FILMMAKER HUB
The Filmmaker Hub is the central meeting place for all filmmakers selected as part of Norwich Film Festival’s official programme. Open across both festival weekends in the Sir John Hurt Film Trust’s Marchesi Room (11:00–19:00), it’s where filmmakers can register their attendance, collect lanyards, and meet the festival team. The Hub is designed to be a welcoming first stop for visiting filmmakers and an ongoing base throughout the festival.
This is a space created specifically for you – a chance to relax between screenings, grab a coffee, and connect with other filmmakers in a friendly and informal environment. Whether you want to reflect on your screening, share experiences, or simply recharge, the Hub offers a calm and sociable setting at the heart of the festival.
Beyond serving as a meeting place, the Hub is also an opportunity to build lasting connections. Filmmakers can network with peers, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations, while getting to know the wider
Norwich Film Festival team. It’s a space to celebrate being part of the official selection, meet like-minded creatives, and find inspiration in conversations that continue long after the festival ends.
Festival merchandise will also be on sale, so you can take home a memento of your time at Norwich Film Festival. Whether it’s your first visit or you’ve been with us before, the Filmmaker Hub is designed to make you feel welcome, supported, and part of our community.
AWARDS EVENING
The Norwich Film Festival Awards Evening is the highlight of our calendar – a night that combines prestige, celebration, and community spirit. Taking place on Saturday 15 November at 18:00 in Cinema City’s Screen 1, this exclusive, invite-only event brings together filmmakers, sponsors, and festival guests for an unforgettable evening.
The ceremony will showcase all nominees across our competitive categories, recognising the talent, dedication, and creativity behind this year’s outstanding films.
Our sponsors will then announce the winners live on stage, with each recipient invited to accept their award and, if they wish, say a few words.
The Awards Evening is also a celebration of the collaborative spirit of independent filmmaking. It acknowledges the role of sponsors, partners, and supporters in making the festival possible, while spotlighting the filmmakers whose bold ideas and artistry make Norwich Film Festival such a vibrant platform for short film.
After the formal proceedings conclude, the evening continues in the Cinema City Bar from 20:00 to 22:30. Here the atmosphere shifts from ceremony to celebration, as guests gather to raise a glass, congratulate the winners, and enjoy each other’s company in a relaxed and sociable setting. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet fellow filmmakers, reflect on the festival, and build connections that extend beyond the cinema screen.
This year’s Awards event has been kindly sponsored by the Sir John Hurt Film Trust.
FESTIVAL SPONSORS
AWARD SPONSORS
EVENT SPONSORS
We’d like to take a moment to thank all of this year’s sponsors for their incredible support of Norwich Film Festival.
From our launch party at Yard Coffee on 10th October through to the Awards Evening and beyond, we look forward to celebrating with you at events across the festival. Your backing not only helps make the festival possible but also ensures we can continue showcasing bold, inspiring stories on screen. We’re grateful for your partnership and excited to share this year’s journey with you.
We source exciting World Cinema for prestigious international airlines.
We are delighted to sponsor the screening of DJ Ahmet at NFF2025 See you there!
We are delighted to sponsor the screening of All We Imagine as Light at NFF 2024. See you there!
EVENT SCHEDULE
3rd November
19:30 (£24) - THE PLAYHOUSE
Phantom of the Opera + Live Score from Minima
4th November
18:00 (£8/£6)
Women in Film Shorts + Filmmaker Q&A
5th November
18:00 (£12/£10)
Far From Heaven + Q&A
6th November
18:00 (£12/£10)
High Wire + Filmmaker Q&A
8th November
13:00 (£8/£6/£5)
Family Friendly Mix
15:00 (£8/£6)
The Mix Tape Vol. 1
17:00 (£8/£6) Sci-Fi Stories
19:00 (£8/£6)
East Anglian Shorts
20:45 (£8/£6)
Late Night Shorts
9th November
13:00 (£8/£6)
The Mix Tape Vol. 2
14:00 (£6)
Writing for the Screen
15:00 (£8/£6)
Life Finds A Way
15:30 (£6)
Chris Andrews: From Shorts to Features
17:00 (£8/£6) The Recollection Collection
19:00 (£8/£6)
Something Completely Different
10th November
20:00 (£12/£10)
Thelma & Louise (35mm print)
11th November
18:00 (£12/£10)
Kinky Boots + Director Q&A
12th November
18:00 (£8/£6)
LGBTQ+ Shorts + Filmmaker Q&A
13th November
18:00 (£12/£10)
DJ Ahmet
20:15 (£12/£10)
Alpha
14th November
10:30 (£6) - NORWICH UNI
The Mark Milsome Foundation
11:45 (£6) - NORWICH UNI
Neill’s Materials: Prosthetics in Film
13:45 (£6) - NORWICH UNI
BFI Doc Soc Screening + Q&A
15:00 (£6) - NORWICH UNI
Adam Kirley: Stunt Coordinator
18:00 (£6)
Doc Soc: Funding Your Docs
20:30 (£8/£6)
Comedy Shorts
15th November
13:00 (£8/£6)
The Mix Tape Vol. 3
15:00 (£8/£6)
The British Mix
17:00 (£8/£6)
The International Mix
16th November
13:00 (£8/£6)
Animated Shorts
15:00 (£8/£6)
Real Stories
17:00 (£8/£6)
The Mix Tape Vol. 4
19:00 (£8/£6)
Emerging Talent
All events are taking place at Cinema City Norwich unless stated otherwise!
Events subject to change. Please see website for up to date listings.
