Film Northants Festival

We are delighted to welcome back Film Northants for a weekend-long festival featuring horror, thriller, drama, family and community shorts plus feature length films.

The event will include the established awards ceremony for the annual Film Northants competition of five minute short films, in the Under 16s and Over 16s categories.

The festival will encompass a series of six individual events held at either the Errol Flynn Filmhouse or the Underground studios at Royal & Derngate.

When booking, please be aware of the individual age certificates and locations for each event. If you require any assistance booking, please contact 01604 624811.

Saturday October 10th
10am-12pm: Into Film Workshop and Screening
Location: Royal & Derngate’s Underground 1 & 2

Tickets: Free entry with advanced registration. Reserve your place by emailing [email protected]

A free film-making workshop for children aged 11 to 16 provided by film education charity Into Film. Learn how to make a film on an iPad in an hour and then watch it on the big screen.

Saturday October 10th
3pm-5pm: Under 16s Awards
Location: Errol Flynn Filmhouse
Certificate: PG
Tickets: £5

Watch the shortlisted Under 16s films from this year’s Film Northants short film competition and see who is announced the 2015 winner.

The Forest Dwellers – Bridgewater Film Club

The Poor Purse – Bridgewater Primary School 5 Gaudi Group 2

Three Little Wolves – Lara Dunning

Ruben and Mohammed – Mackenzie Halliday-Edge

Anglo Saxon Village Life – Bridgewater Primary School

The New Kid – Abbeyfield Secondary School

Big Metal Heroes – Bridgewater Primary School 5 Gaudi Group 5

Saturday October 10th
8pm-10pm: Horror Night
Location: Errol Flynn Filmhouse
Certificate: 18
Tickets: £5

Be prepared for a night of disturbing, frightening and twisted shorts made by Northamptonshire’s grisliest filmmakers. Featuring extremely dark humour and crude animation with nods to David Lynch and Tobe Hooper, this is a must see for any horror fan.

Winding Lane – Sam Crosby-Browne

House – Thomas Line

Stuffed -  Ross McGowan

The Chest that Cradled – Luke Harkus-Jeffries

The Cult of June – Shan Ng

Her Shoes - Adam Blackmore

Nyctophobia - Andrew Loveridge

Sun 11 October
11am-1pm: Community Matters
Location: Errol Flynn Filmhouse
Certificate: PG
Tickets: £5

A series of community shorts followed by the documentary Adrenaline: Triumph out of Tragedy. The inspiring film documents the development of Adrenaline Alley, Europe’s biggest indoor urban sports venue, based in Corby, and the tragic story of its late founder John Chard-Young. The screening features a Q&A with the film’s director Paul Balmer and Adrenaline Alley co-founder Mandy Young.

Cowboys and Outlaws – Paul Balmer

The First Day – Andrew Williams

Adrenaline Alley –  Isebrook College

Sun 11 October
3pm-5pm: (Dis)connection
Location: Royal & Derngate’s Underground 1&2
Certificate: 15
Tickets: £5

This selection of moving shorts explores mankind’s physical and psychological desire for connection and reconnection with time, nature and humanity through the themes of infidelity, celebration, isolation and despair. The interactive event will bring new meaning to the phrase ‘take your seat’.

Flawless - Keith Allott

It was Sunny the Day I Killed Her – Kenneth J Harvey

Life on the Rocks – James Norden

Renati - Edward Stone

Afrika Burn – Tom George

Skinship – Nichola Wong

Sun 11 October
7pm-9pm: Over 16s Awards
Location: Errol Flynn Filmhouse
Certificate: 15
Tickets: £5

Watch the shortlisted films in this year’s Film Northants short film competition and discover who will be crowned Public Vote and Judges’ Choice winner of 2015. Followed by a champagne reception.
With guest speaker actor and director Kemal Yildirim.

The Wilderness is Awaiting - Denis Plesca

The Protagonist – Xandy Sahla

Shortlisted finalists

The Presence –  Chris Anderson

Thank You –  James Norden

The Decline and Fall of Bartholomew Jones – Aaron Barry and Mitchell Williams

Sprite – Andrew Griffin

Clear Sky – Chris Cosentino

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