Cambridge Film Festival Outdoors!
September 15th 2008 16:42
Film on the River
The centrepiece of our outdoor events will be the Riverside Screenings on 16, 17, 23 and 25 September. These evenings are set to go down in Festival history, and we're not going to let bad weather ruin the fun!
Riverside Screening: Greenscape UK, 2008
To get in the outdoor mood, a selection of short films looking at parks and open spaces, including Christine Molloy's WHO KILLED BROWN OWL and Bruce Weber's WINE AND CUPCAKES. Find out more...
16 September 19:30 @ Grantchester Meadows
Riverside Screening: Riverrun UK, 2008
For the all-encompassing downriver experience, the films shown in Riverrun will focus on artists’ engagement with water. What does water mean in the modern world: territory, non-territory, a...
23 September 19:30 @ Grantchester Meadows
Riverside Screening: Battlefield UK, 2008
To contrast with the serenity of the Cam, BATTLEFIELD reflects on images of conflict and heroism, both in the form of archival shorts and documentary extracts. These include clips from FINEST...
Riverside Screening: Dream Screen UK, 2008
As the sun sets and dusk settles over the landscape, Dream Screen lulls us downstream and delves into our collective unconscious. Take a journey into the twilight world of dreams, sleep and...
25 September 19:30 @ Grantchester Meadows
On the Waterfront
Our final outdoor screening will take place in the heart of the Cambridge on historical Magdalene Street on Sunday 21 September. The city's oldest shopping street will be closed off so that pedestrians can enjoy archive footage, timelapse photography and silent comedy displayed on three screens. Drop in at any time between 8 and 10pm to enjoy the programme, which runs for 20 mins, and explore a familiar area in a completely new way.
For full details of all the films and special events in this year's festival, pick up a brochure or visit our website.
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Source: Cambridge FF webletter.
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