6-19 November 2023
Event Review: Nat Luurtsema Q&A
Writer and filmmaker Nat Luurtsema joined Norwich Film Festival for a screening and Q&A event. Nat’s comedic experience as a […]
Event Review: LGBTQ+ Shorts & Q&A
Even before the screening began, there was a buzz in the air. One of the shorts being shown tonight, Mars, […]
Event Review: The Stranger + Q&A with Sean Harris
As part of the 2022 Norwich Film Festival, we had the pleasure of hosting an exclusive screening of Thomas Wright’s new Netflix feature, ‘The Stranger,’ at the Cinema City Picturehouse, followed by a Q&A with one of East Anglia’s finest, Sean Harris.
2022 winners announced!
Last night, we revealed the Norwich Film Festival 2022 winners, across six award categories. Out of nearly 1,400 national and […]
And the NFF2022 award nominees are…
From a record-breaking 1391 submissions to this year’s festival, we’re proud to reveal the short films from our Official Selection which are nominated for one of our six prestigious awards.
2022 Official Selection revealed
Norwich Film Festival is delighted to reveal its official 2022 lineup, with its largest ever official selection comprising 116 […]
NFF Looking for new Trustees
NFF is a BAFTA and BIFA qualifying festival, supported by the BFI, Norwich BID, Norwich City Council, UEA and […]
Overview | Banff Mountain Film Festival
The Banff Mountain Film and Book Festival is the world’s largest mountain film festival, showcasing cinema focusing on the outdoors, mountain culture, and – perhaps most importantly – adventure.
Interview: Hugo Le Gourrierec (Director of ‘Pipo and Blind Love’)
Festival Assistant Niamh Brook interviews Pipo and Blind Love director Hugo Le Gourrierec about his award nominated film.
And the #NFF2021 winners are…
Introducing the six award winning short films at Norwich Film Festival 2021…
A Thank You to our Sponsors!
Ahead of our 2021 festival starting tomorrow, we want to offer our gratitude to the wonderful sponsors and supporters of our festival, whose generous support allows us to continue to be one of the UK’s fastest growing film festivals.
Capturing Bowie’s Cultural Legacy in Todd Haynes’ Velvet Goldmine
In this excerpt from Film East’s Screen Dreams zine, Shelby Cooke takes a look at how Bowie’s legacy is captured in Velvet Goldmine, ahead of the film’s screening at NFF2021.