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New Forest Film Festival | |
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Dates | Autumn |
Location(s) | New Forest, Hampshire, United Kingdom |
Founded | 2010 |
Website | www |
The New Forest Film Festival takes place in the Autumn in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK. The festival programme comprises film screenings and special events that take place at locations across the forest.
The festival also serves as a local and student film and film critic competition. Call for entries open in April with the deadline for submitting a film in August.
The festival is founded by film critic and broadcaster, Mark Kermode, film professor, Linda Ruth Williams, film writer and director, Simon Miller, writer and illustrator Jo Cockwell and film historian, Mike Hammond
The festival takes place in the New Forest, in southern England.
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