Thursday: Screening
Tuesday 6pm - 8:30pm: Screenings of Local Made Short Films
Monday 1:30pm - 3pm: Film and TV Merchandise Exhibition
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Wednesday: Screening
Friday 9:30am - 12:30pm: Competition Screenings and Awards
ANNUAL
PENNINE FILM FESTIVAL
10th - 14th March 2014 at Accrington & Rossendale College Broad Oak Road, Accrington, Lancs. BB5 2AW
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TH ANNUAL
PENNINE FILM FESTIVAL
10th - 14th March 2014 at Accrington & Rossendale College
The Pennine Film Festival is a premiere event at the heart of Lancashire that develops and inspires young and new filmmakers.
Welcome… Stephen Murphy Event coordinator t_01254 354227 e_smurphy@accross.ac.uk w_www.penninefilmfestival.co.uk
to the Eighth Pennine Film Festival. Last year’s festival was a massive success and we are hoping that this year’s will be bigger and better. All events will take place in the Coppice Theatre at Accrington and Rossendale College. All events are FREE to the public but numbers are limited.
t_01254 354354 e_info@accross.ac.uk w_www.accross.ac.uk
To book your place for any of the events this week, please contact Kay Aspinall:
Coppice Centre, Broad Oak Road, Accrington, Lancs. BB5 2AW
t_01254 354097 e_kaspinall@accross.ac.uk
www.penninefilmfestival.co.uk
A presentation on film and TV toys, collectables and merchandise.
TOYS From TV & Film Monday 10th March
FREE ENTRY
9:20am - 12:30pm Key Stage 2 ONLY 1:30pm - 3pm Open to all All memorabilia kindly supplied by Mark Yates of Brooks Collectables, Blackpool, Lancashire.
Monday 10th March 9:20am - 12:30pm Key Stage 2 ONLY
Special screening of ‘Star Wars: A New Hope’ on the big screen!
Tuesday 11th March, 9:30am - 12:00pm Screening of Best Narrative Short - The Jigsaw
Plus, a question and answer session with director Basil Al-Safar ‘The purchase of a mystery Jigsaw Puzzle from a strange and unsettling vendor leads a man to an evening of frightening consequences.’
Tuesday 11th March, 6:00pm - 8:30pm Screenings of Locally Made Short Films
Directed by James Walton
Plus, a question and answer session with the directors ‘Tommy Rogers lives in the middle of a working class town in the north of England; He spends most of his days alone, caring for his alcoholic mother leading to alienation from his peers and numerous encounters with his mum’s violent and abusive boyfriend.’
Tuesday 11th March, 6:00pm - 8:30pm Screenings of Locally Made Short Films
Directed by Matt Rishton
Plus, a question and answer session with the directors ‘Signs & Wonders: The mysteries of now. A film claiming to document the last afternoon in the life of a failed artist. Sonny tries to convince us of his magical, spiritual world vision before he quits this world forever.’
Tuesday 11th March, 6:00pm - 8:30pm Screenings of Locally Made Short Films
Written and produced by Leon Florentine
Plus, a question and answer session with the directors ‘A record store owner is having a midlife crisis and his questioning his life choices and values in an ever more consumerist world.’
Wednesday 12th March, 9:30am - 12:30pm Screenings of…
Best Documentary Feature - The Poseidon Project An American scuba diver. A lost British submarine. A secret Chinese history. The Poseidon Project is a documentary about a British submarine that sank off the coast of China in 1931, and the American explorer who spent six years looking for it. Directed by Arthur and Luther Jones.
Best Documentary Short - Realms of Imagination ‘Realms of Imagination explores these stereotypes and investigates the social and financial elements surrounding RPG and delves into fantasy lives of some of Britain’s most avid role-play gamers, providing an emphatic insight into a multimillion-pound industry unaffected by public opinion.’ Produced by Sean Keating & Amy Bolton.
Wednesday 12th March, 1:30pm - 3:30pm Screening of The Last British Execution
Plus, a question and answer session with director Iain Cash
When an execution is sanctioned in the UK for the first time in almost 50 years, it soon becomes a media circus. The television rights are sold, and it becomes the worlds biggest reality TV show, re-branded as X-Day.
Thursday 13th March, 9:30am - 12:30pm
AccRoss in Film - Screening and a question and answer session with current and former students
Death at the Grand
A Plateful of Tony
The Interview
‘In a tribute to film noir. Detective Andrews is on the case of a death at a local theatre. What began as a potential accident has turned deadly for everyone involved.’
‘A Plateful of Tony follows hapless eccentric John Douglas, a lonely-heart pursuing his grotesque ambition of seeking a friend with similar interests by surfing the world wide web.’
‘Panic sets in as Mr B waits in the reception of an office building, he is waiting to be interviewed for a new job. Extremely paranoid and nervous, Mr B’s mind begins to play tricks on him.’
Directed by Patrick Duffy
Directed by Paul Coppack
Directed by Michael Peters
Thursday 13th March, 1:30pm - 3:30pm Screenings of…
Best Student Short - Paradigm ‘Calvin and Lily are brother and sister whose parents are going through a divorce. Lily does not recognise this at first, but eventually grows to understand and accept this thanks to Calvin’s help.’ Directed by Stephen Boyer.
Best Narrative Feature - The Precipice ‘In a pre-apocalyptic world two ex-soldiers one woman, one man - traverse enemy territory in an attempt to reach the only location that holds the key to saving them and the country.’ Directed by Michael Hatch.
Friday 14th March, 9:30am - 12:30pm Competition Screenings and Awards
People’s Choice Award - Your vote counts! Screenings of:
Sandpit
• The Collector, directed by Yue Wei • Inside, directed by Doruk Erduran • Sticks and Stones, directed by Lee Greenhough • The King is Dead, directed by Richard Higson • Maybe, directed by John Grey • Gone with the Waves, directed by James Crow • Sandpit, directed by John Bradley • Judith, directed by Takahisa Shiraishi • The Double Act, directed by Gemma Deerfield
Sticks & Stones
Maybe
Thank you to all of the entrants.
The Double Act
Gone with the Waves
The Collector
Inside
Judith
2014 Timetable Date
Morning (9:30 - 12:30)
Monday 10th
Film & TV Merchandise Exhibition Followed by a Screening of ‘Star Wars; A New Hope’. For Key Stage 2 ONLY
Tuesday 11th
Screening: ‘Jigsaw’ Best Narrative Short Q&A with Director Basil Al-Safar
Wednesday 12th
Thursday 13th
Friday 14th
Lunch
Afternoon (1:30 - 3:30)
Evening (6:00 - 8:30)
Film & TV Merchandise Exhibition Open to the general public
Locally Made Short Films Screenings and Q&A with film makers from Blackburn, Hyndburn and Rossendale
Screenings: • Best Documentary Short • Best Documentary Feature
Screening: ‘The Last British Execution’ Q&A with Director Iain Cash
AccRoss in Film: Screenings and Q&A with current and former students
Screenings: • Best Student Short • Best Narrative Feature
Competition Screenings & Awards: • Peoples Choice Award
All events are FREE to the public but numbers are limited. Please contact Kay Aspinall to book your place on: t_ 01254 354097 e_ kaspinall@accross.ac.uk
Like us on Facebook at Pennine Film Festival
Follow us on Twitter @ PennineFilmFest
2014 Timetable Date
Morning (9:30 - 12:30)
Monday 10th
Film & TV Merchandise Exhibition Followed by a Screening of ‘Star Wars; A New Hope’. For Key Stage 2 ONLY
Tuesday 11th
Screening: ‘Jigsaw’ Best Narrative Short Q&A with Director Basil Al-Safar
Wednesday 12th
Thursday 13th
Friday 14th
Lunch
Afternoon (1:30 - 3:30)
Evening (6:00 - 8:30)
Film & TV Merchandise Exhibition Open to the general public
Locally Made Short Films Screenings and Q&A with film makers from Blackburn, Hyndburn and Rossendale
Screenings: • Best Documentary Short • Best Documentary Feature
Screening: ‘The Last British Execution’ Q&A with Director Iain Cash
AccRoss in Film: Screenings and Q&A with current and former students
Screenings: • Best Student Short • Best Narrative Feature
Competition Screenings & Awards: • Peoples Choice Award
All events are FREE to the public but numbers are limited. Please contact Kay Aspinall to book your place on: t_01254 354097 or e_kaspinall@accross.ac.uk
Follow us on Twitter @ PennineFilmFest
Like us on Facebook at Pennine Film Festival