This evening explores how filmmaking can “re-frame” patterns of “looking away” in our families and communities. If we don't face our ghosts, will they continue to haunt us?
In response to many requests, a repeact screening of this award winning documentary. Duchenne Boys follows its creator, Sohrab Kavir, as he battles survivor’s guilt after the deaths of three of his brothers, and returns to Iran from the UK. Once there he embarks on forming a virtual football team made up of young sufferers of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, the same disease that took his brother’s lives. Q&A with Sohrab after the film.
"A film of truly magnificent auteurship that will leave you alive and trembling.” Robyn Pete
Returning after a sell-out event at the 2020 Festival we welcome Kate Lissauer and her band who introduce a new programme of two short silent films by Frank Borzage.
A rip-roaring evening with two Stroud Legends.....Films, Stand Up Poetry & Music is coming to the Sub Rooms on March 26th.
Stroud Arts Festival is delighted to present an exciting project combining film with the skills of local young musicians.
A film evening to inspire and explain the global movement of Repair cafes but also discuss the complexity of how we produce products and why they can be almost impossible to repair.
Pedal 4 Parks are a team of eco-adventurers, who in the summer of 2021 set out on a cycle journey, over both sea and land, across the UK’s stunning National Parks
THE STORY OF PLASTIC is about one of the world’s most pressing environmental issues with a timeline of how we got to our current global plastic crisis
Set against the stunning landscapes of 1930s Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia, High Ground chronicles young Aboriginal man Gutjuk
Joe Magee and Tom Jacob are both Stroud-based filmmakers. Tom is also a composer and sound designer. He recently re-scored Joe’s short film, No Sherbet (Keith Allen, Sean Gleeson), and providing a sound design for Joe’s most recent short, Jackpot.
This dreamy coming of age independent drama, filmed in and around Stroud, was first released in October 2020, and enjoyed a national cinema release that was sadly curtailed by a new lockdown.
Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a 2015 Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama directed by Kabir Khan
Martha Tilston plays Tally Green, Cornwall's worst cleaner, who is living in a van and making ends meet.
ALTERNATIVE MOVIE POSTERS FROM LOCAL ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS
Taking place at the SVA, this years theme will be “World Cinema” with digital prints available to buy for only £20 per print.
The film looks at how we need to use our imagination, find the words and language to create a positive, sustainable future to combat Climate Change
The film looks at how we need to use our imagination, find the words and language to create a positive, sustainable future to combat Climate Change
‘Gather’ is an intimate portrait of a growing movement amongst Indigenous Americans to reclaim their spiritual and cultural identities
Filmed over 5 years this documentary takes audiences into the heart of Turkey's gender-based violence crisis and the political events
A socially awkward teenager gets caught up in his dysfunctional family's misadventures
Stroud Film Festival in conjunction with Stroud based children’s charity, Allsorts (www.allsortsglos.org.uk) is pleased to announce a relaxed screening of The Greatest Showman.
An evening of short films completed in the last two years by female directors working across the South West.
An independent film by Marc Isaacs from London’s acclaimed Verve Pictures.
A group of teenage girls have been placed in a residential care home with social workers.
Chasing Mandela’s Rainbow is an examination of the modern day South African education system and whether in a quarter of a century, the democratic government has achieved success or failure.
A selection of filmsshonw throughout March — Booking thorugh into film
A wonderful portrait of Stuart Hall, the black British intellectual who passed away in 2014.
A wonderful portrait of Stuart Hall, the black British intellectual who passed away in 2014.
Sisters With Transistors is the untold story of electronic music’s female pioneers.
The launch of the Stroud Film Festival 2022.
This 50 minute film documents the specially commissioned choral work based on Roald Dahl’s ‘The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me.
