4th - 17th November 2019
Interview: Alfred Molina
Norwich Film Festival had the privilege of speaking with Hollywood actor and NFF2018 Judge, Alfred Molina. Read our interview with him here.
NFF2018 is coming back this November!
The Norwich Film Festival is delighted to announce that it will be returning back this November. So…. make a note in the diary we will be running from the 6th – 18th November.
Animated Worlds: A retrospective future
Animation, in all of its diverse forms, has long been a counterpart to live–action film. The discovery of animation as […]
Review: The Shape of Water
Guillermo del Toro’s new feature is a waterlogged romance set above a dingy cinema: it’s murky as much as it […]
Review: The Party
With a vague but authoritative title, Sally Potter’s The Party possesses the immersive capability of a theatre production. It’s as […]
AWARD WINNERS INTERVIEW with April Kelley & Sara Huxley
During November 2017 we saw the Norwich Film Festival award its prestigious prize of Best Short Film to the outstanding […]
Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Martin McDonagh’s Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri is a moral ethics gem, and a moral ethics nightmare. The course-charactered Mildred […]
Review: Brakes
A packed house gathered in the Norwich Film Festival auditorium on Sunday 19th November for another screening – this time, […]
Cash Prizes Increased for NFF2018
Thanks to the huge success of our 2017 festival, in no small part down to the generous support of the […]
Review: The East Anglian Collection
The East Anglian Collection screening presented 8 specially selected films, each of which brought a sense of local filmic community […]
Review: Double Date
Double Date’s official pre-release trailer came with the warning, ‘its time to paint the town red’, and it’s a good […]
Review: Creative England Screening
Monday 13th November 2017 at the festival saw the screening of six officially selected shorts, made with the support of […]