Southampton Film Week is proud to announce the films that have made the official selection for SFW: Shorts 2021! We are delighted to be able to present the SFW: Shorts official selection screening and awards ceremony at that launch of this year’s festival on Friday 5th November.
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Southampton Film Week is fast approaching and we are so excited to say that tickets to SFW: Shorts, the festival’s flagship event, are on sale…NOW.
With less than a week to go we are still eager to receive your films, up to 10 minutes any style or genre and completed since January 2020! For full …
Our flagship event, SFW: Shorts has a global reach as well as a strong local following. With entrants (and often winners) working on films all around the world occasionally we have awards that need to find their new owners at the end of each festival. In 2020 we staged our popular SFW: Shorts awards ceremony online and so found ourselves in the unusual position of needing to unite every award with its new owner.
The fourteenth annual Southampton Film Week is announced! Save the dates, 5th – 14th November 2021
The annual SFW: Shorts film competition is open for entries for 2021. Read on to find out how to submit your short Artist Film, Documentary and Fiction films.
We are pleased to present these two film screenings and Q&As as part of Southampton’s Mayflower 400 programme to mark the 400th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower and …
We are excited to announce the winners, selected by our panel of judges, of Best Artist Film, Best Documentary and Best Fiction categories, as well as the Michael Fuller Award for Best Film and the Solent University sponsored Regional Filmmaker Award. Also find out who you voted for to receive the Audience Award.
Reliquary 2 is a new film by artist Larry Achiampong, especially commissioned in response to COVID-19. The short film is formed of animated sequences and unseen drone footage from Achiampong’s personal archives, complemented by an original score composed and performed by the artist.
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