Late Night Frights
Bring a teddy bear. More
Browse 2012 Festival Programme Strands
View all upcoming eventsFilms for the Cambridge Film Festival have been carefully selected for you by programmers. Grouping films into a strand allows us to explore themes or filmmaking eras and styles. You can also discover films in our programme in other ways such as by category or screening date.
Catalan Cinema
Catalonia is one of the oldest nations in Europe, currently an autonomous community of Spain, with a... More
Hitchcock Revisited
See some of the greatest films by the Master of Suspense back on the big screen - and some lesser-known... More
Shorts: To Be a Man
Films about women. More
Cambridge Family Film Festival
The Family Film Festival returned for the Festival's opening weekend, 15th - 16th September, with our... More
Estonian Cinema
When we saw THE IDIOT, we had the sense that something was up in Estonia’s film world and started to... More
Shorts: To Accommodate
Films about innovative filmmaking. More
New German Cinema
In these stylistically eclectic films from the best of contemporary German cinema, we encounter internal... More
Shorts: To Cry
Films about the act of laughing. More
Open-air Cinema
Outdoor screenings over the summer as we lead up to the 32nd Cambridge Film Festival More
Shorts: To Rust
Films about experimentalism. More
Shorts: To Celebrate
Films about mourning. More
Shorts: To Be In The Present
Films about parallel universes. More
Scala Beyond
Recalling the heady, trashy heyday of the infamous Scala Cinema – one of London’s most famous repertory/arthouse... More
Shorts: To Belong
Films about different points-of-view. More
Shorts: To Hate
Films about love. More
Francesco Rosi
As the great Italian director Francesco Rosi celebrates his 90th birthday, we present a short review... More
Microcinema
Even in the world of the independent/artist’s film, works can all-too-easily find themselves falling... More
