Archive: Keswick Film Festival

Thank You

We hope you all had a great time at the 15th Keswick Film Festival. All of the film pages on the website have a comments section so you can share your views or if you'd like to leave us feedback you can still contact us or find us on Twitter or Facebook.

We hope to see you again next year for the 16th Keswick Film Festival

Thursday 26th February to Sunday 1st March 2015

Audience Awards

We've counted up all the votes and are delighted to announce that this year the Keswick Film Festival Audience Award goes to...

Lad: A Yorkshire Story
followed by The Crash Reel, The Rocket and 5 Broken Cameras

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Osprey Short Film Awards

There was a huge turnout for the Osprey Short Film Awards, the prizes were awarded as follows:

Winners

Under 19: Animals
Open Category: Little Chamonix, an In the Frame short
Audience Award: Maybe

Visit the Osprey page for more details on all the films and watch many of them online.

2014 Brochure

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2014 Programme

Festival Planner

The full programme of films, shorts, discussions and interviews.

Erik Knudsen

This year we welcome Dame Janet Suzman, directors and producers including Charlie Cattrall, Erik Knudsen, Adam Dawtrey and Dan Hartley.

Third Person Singular Number

There is more to films from the sub-continent than Bollywood!

The Act of Killing

Our documentaries this year are an eclectic mix that will both chill and thrill and charm and dazzle.

Titus

A showcase of new directors such as Charlie Cattrall (Titus) , Dan Hartley (Lad: A Yorkshire Story) and Erik Knudsen (The Raven on the Jetty).

The Gold Rush

In 1914, the Keswick Alhambra Cinema opened its doors for the first time. To celebrate this marvellous centenary, we are screening the best films of each decade.

Wakolda

We have selected seven films that have impressed and entertained festival audiences around the world.

The Draughtsman's Contract

As a tribute to our special guest, Dame Janet Suzman, we are showing two films from her illustrious past and opening the festival with her latest film Felix.