Cornwall Film Festival 2008

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Hush
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We are honoured to be showcasing Mark Tonderai's directorial debut HUSH, starring William Ash, Christine Bottomley and Andreas Wisniewski. The film will be introduced by director Mark Tonderai and producer Zoe Stewart. It's late. You're tired. Driving on the motorway. Rain hurtling down. Girlfriend beside you is asleep. Thank god. Means you can't argue. A truck whooshes past. BLAM! The back accidentally comes up. Inside you see a woman. Bleeding. Naked. The back slams down. Jesus! Jesus! What was...did you...? You follow the truck. You call the police. There's not much they can do with out registration plates. You hit a traffic jam. Finally have an opportunity to do something...talk to the driver...your girlfriend pushes you to do something...but instead you do nothing. You don't want to get involved...you don't want trouble...but what do you do when the person you love is the next victim? The British weather helps to achieve the dark forlorn tone of this scary chiller which is the third feature from Sheffield based Warp X Productions (A Complete History Of My Sexual Failures, Donkey Punch), a new digital film studio based in Sheffield and allied to Warp Films andWarp Records. This film has been given a guidance rating of 15
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Nebes Geryow A-dro Dhe'n SWF
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Winner of 2007 Govynn Kernewek Award Introduction by Jack Morrison, Pol Hodge & Mark Jenkin Cornish is a living language, recognised under the European Charter for Minority or Regional Languages. A Standard Written Form of Cornish has been unveiled and, it is hoped, will be taught in schools across the Duchy. Nebes geryow a-dro dhe'n SWF is a postcard of the thoughts and feelings of Cornish people. Kernewek yw yeth vyw, aswonnys gans an Chartour Europek rag Yethow Byghan po Ranndirel. Furv Skrifys Savonek re bia diskudhys ha, dell yw gwaytys, y fydh dyskys yn skolyow dres an Ducheth. Nebes Geryow A-dro Dhe'n SWF yw kartenn post a'n prederow hag omglywansow a bobel kernewek.
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TWO OPPORTUNITIES TO JOIN THE CORNWALL FILM FESTIVAL TEAM
Festival Director and Festival Coordinator required

Cornwall Film Festival is a vibrant Festival focusing on Cornish filmmaking, offering local and national premieres, master classes, workshops, discussions and parties for everyone from the enthusiast to the professional. The Festival runs from 12th - 15th November 2009 across two venues offering the opportunity to see Cornish Filmmaking at it's best.

The Festival requires a Director and a Festival Coordinator to organise the 2009 Cornwall Film Festival and beyond.

Festival Director - £8,000 for a 5-month freelance contract for services starting August 1st 2009

Festival Co-ordinator - £4,000 for a 12-month (part-time) contract employment starting August 1st 2009

For a full job description please visit the festival website: www.cornwallfilmfestival.com
or contact admin at:
info@cornwallfilmfestival.com
01209 204655

To apply, please send a CV and covering letter highlighting particular relevant experience to:
The Cornwall Film Festival
The Old Grammar School
West Park
Redruth
TR15 3AJ
Email info@cornwallfilmfestival.com
by Tuesday 21st July 2009
Posted: Jul. 02, 2009 at 9:29AM by Cornwall Film Festival
Film Festival Finds Shelter Under Phoenix's Wings

An exciting new venue will give Cornish filmmakers a fantastic opportunity to see their films on the ‘big screen’, in front of a packed cinema audience, as part of the Cornwall Film Festival 2009, which takes place 12th - 15th November. 

The Cornwall Film Festival is a vibrant celebration of Cornish and International filmmaking, offering local and national premieres that are open to everyone, from the enthusiast to the professional. A variety of seminar programmes, professional development workshops, master classes and parties provide the opportunity to network with local filmmakers as well as with the UK’s leading industry professionals.

The Festival is an annual event and has grown year on year to include an expanding range of exciting screenings and events. In previous years the main Festival events have been spread across several venues in Falmouth, including the Princess Pavilions and The National Maritime Museum. With the audience numbers increasing by more than five times since its inception in 2002 and the number of film submissions rising yearly it has been necessary to find a new venue able to accommodate the growing festival.

Falmouth’s new cinema, The Phoenix, is a state of the art five-screen cinema, including two traditional-style auditoriums where the Cornwall Film Festival 2009 will hold the main festival screenings.  Three "luxurious" screens with leather armchairs and sofas will host an assortment of networking events, discussions and lectures, professional development workshops and special screenings.

The move to a new venue with specialised facilities will centralise the Cornwall Film Festival and enable it to build on the success of previous years.  It is an exciting prospect for the festival to be held in a real cinema and is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the wealth of talent in the local film industry on the big screen. The festival expects to attract even larger audiences this year for what is set to be the best Cornwall Film Festival yet.

The Cornwall Film Festival 2009 takes place 12th – 15th November at The Phoenix Cinema, Falmouth.  We are currently calling for film submissions. To enter your film check out the submissions page on the Festival website: www.cornwallfilmfestival.com.

Posted: May. 28, 2009 at 10:43AM by Cornwall Film Festival
Cornwall Film Festival 2009 Calls for Entries
Cornish filmmakers have an exciting opportunity to have their films showcased on the big screen at Falmouth’s new cinema, The Phoenix, as part of Cornwall Film Festival 2009, which takes place 12th - 15th November.

The Cornwall Film Festival is an annual celebration of Cornish and international filmmaking, offering local and national premieres.  A programme of professional development workshops, lectures and parties also provides the opportunity to network with the UK’s leading industry professionals.

The venue for the Cornwall Film Festival 2009, The Phoenix, is a state of the art 5 screen cinema operated by the Merlin Cinemas chain and includes luxury licensed screens and a Cafe/Bar.

The Cornwall Film Festival is currently calling for film submissions. To enter your film for free, submit via the Festival website www.cornwallfilmfestival.com by the Early bird Deadline: 14 July. The Final Deadline for entries is 11 August.

This year the Festival introduces two new Jury Awards for Cornish short films that will replace the audience awards for Best Film of the Festival and Best Student Film of the Festival. The jury will include leading UK media industry professionals.

The Another Country International Short Film Award returns for its second year to celebrate films of all genres made in towns, villages and rural communities across the world. There is a cash prize of £1000 for the winning film from award sponsors University College Falmouth.

Board Shorts awards and prizes will also be presented to the best international surf/skate/snowboarding short films. Board Shorts 2009 will be held at Carnmarth Hotel in Newquay on Saturday 7 November.

Screen Actions, the Festival run by and for young people also returns on 12 November.   To find out how to get involved in the festival and how to submit your film go to www.screenactions.com.

Cornish Films and Board Shorts Entry Deadlines:

6pm Tuesday 14th July 2009 - Earlybird Deadline: Free Entry

6pm Tuesday 28th July 2009 - Regular Deadline: £10 Fee

6pm Tuesday 11th August 2009 - Late Deadline: £25 Fee

ANOTHER COUNTRY Entry Deadlines:

6pm Tuesday 30th June 2009 - Earlybird Deadline: £20 Fee

6pm Tuesday 14th July 2009 - Regular Deadline: £25 Fee

6pm Tuesday 28th July 2009 - Late Deadline: £35 Fee

Screen Actions Entry Deadline:

6pm Tuesday 14th July 2009 - Final Deadline: Free

 

Posted: May. 28, 2009 at 10:37AM by Cornwall Film Festival
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