To mark the publication by Penguin Books of John Yorke's INTO THE WOODS - A Five Act Journey Into Story, we are offering one winner a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend a personal 2.5 day course with John Yorke (see below) and receive one-to-one workshop time. More...
The 33rd Cambridge Film Festival (presented by the Cambridge Film Trust) can now announce that we are adding new venues including The Jockey Club Rooms, Childerley Hall, and Newmarket Memorial Gardens, to our outdoor cinema programme this Summer. More...
March 17-24 2013 sees voices from the North enlighten our screens across the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse and the Polar Museum as part of the Cambridge Science Festival. More...
Festival Director Tony Jones recently retired from the Arts Picturehouse and City Screen, having founded the company decades ago. We celebrated with a reception at Emmanuel College in Cambridge. More...
We will soon be inviting filmmakers across the world to submit their film for consideration to be screened at the 33rd Cambridge Film Festival. More...
Founder and Director of the Cambridge Film Festival and Cambridge Film Trust Tony Jones will be wearing one less hat as he retires from programming the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse. More...
Spectacular outdoor cinema involves a lot more than first meets the eye. Experience, some pretty pricey equipment, and often some innovative thinking, are all qualities achieved by Cambridge Film Projects... More...
A chance to meet well-travelled filmmaker Mark Cousins over dinner at Trinity College, Cambridge, following the screening of his latest film 'What is this film called love'. More...
A chance to meet well-travelled filmmaker Mark Cousins over dinner at Trinity College, Cambridge, following the screening of his latest film 'What is this film called love'. More...
Votes are in, and we can now announce the favourite films from those up for our Audience Awards in 2012 are: More...
If you'd prefer to view the Cambridge Film Festival programme in PDF format, you can download it here - or pick up a printed copy from the Arts Picturehouse or various retailers around the city. Download programme
