Category: 2023 Festival
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Swindonian pays tribute to fellow friend, Peter Woollaston, who starred in When I Was A Girl
Swindon Independent Film Festival proudly screened When I Was A Girl at the 2023 film festival – it’s first public screening in 30 years. Made by, now critically-acclaimed, film director, David Yates, the short film follows the story of a young-girl, Anne, growing up in post-war Swindon. The actor who played the father in the
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Swindon Independent Film Festival 2023 concluded with its annual Gala Evening over the weekend
Swindon Independent Film Festival drew to a close on Saturday as the annual Gala Evening took place. The festival took place throughout last week showcasing some brilliant films from the independent film sector. Each evening, throughout the last week, saw independently made films showing at Artsite and the Post Modern where members of the public
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SwIFF Announces a New Guest Judge for this year’s Film Festival
Swindon Independent Film Festival has seen a few changes for the 2023 festival season as the organisation moves forward and continues to grow. Alongside the new look, the festival has also appointed a new guest judge for this year’s festival. The team at SwIFF are very proud to welcome, Dan Jewell, as a guest judge
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SwIFF reveals the nominations for the 2023 Festival
With just two weeks until the Swindon Independent Film Festival begins, the team are excited to reveal the nominations for this years festival. The 2023 festival has 20 categories covering all aspects of film and cinema. Swindon Independent Film Festival can also share that two of the categories, Best Youth Film and Best Local Film,
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SwIFF Announces Special Film and Price Rate for Saturday’s Showings
As the clock counts down to the 2023 Swindon Independent Film Festival, the organisers of this years events have news for the Saturday showings, which will take place on 29th July. For the first time in 30 years, the short film, When I Was a Girl, will be shown at this years festival. A short
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Swindon Independent Film Festival releases its programme for 2023!
As summers start to shine this year, the team at Swindon Independent Film Festival are in full swing preparing for this year’s festival. Founded in 2018, the festival will be celebrating its fifth anniversary this year. This year bring a new team to the running order of the festival, taking over from the festival’s founder,
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Submissions Close for the 2023 Festival
Time draws to a close for the submissions to the 2023 Swindon Independent Film Festival. After recieving over 150 submissions from over 25 countries, the festivals team is now looking forward to assessing the submission and making an official selection. So what’s next? The festival team and jusges will review all the films submitted and
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Final few days for submissions!
The clock is running down, time is running out for you to submit your film to this year’s Swindon Independent Film Festival. The deadline for submissions is Tuesday 23rd May 2023! Don’t delay submitting and risk missing out on entering your film for the 2023 festival. Submit now! You are able to enter your film
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SwIFF draws films from international filmmakers
Swindon Independent Film Festival has received a number of submissions from filmmakers from around the world in the 2023 festival season. Spanning all points of the globe, SwIFF has received submissions from over 26 countries to date and the submissions are still open. The team at SwIFF are wanting to have as many flags on
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