Film Listing
Feature Films
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Lost Time
Robert Davi, Luke Goss and Rochelle Vallese in the world premiere screening
Director: Christian Sesma
United States
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Beyond
British indie film has a tendency towards the bleak, and this Scotland-set sci-fi is not an exception.
Director: Tom Large and Joseph Baker
United Kingdom
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Wake (Despertar)
Rene, a prop maker for the film industry, has recently married Naomi. Following a disagreement one evening, Naomi disappears without trace.
Director: Jose Cabral
Dominican Republic
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The Dragonphoenix Chronicles: Indomitable
A new indie film movement has risen, almost phoenix like, from the embers of Greece’s burnt-out economy.
Director: Thanos Kermitsis
Greece
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Suicide or Lulu and Me in a World Made for Two
Loosely inspired by the Argentinean sci-fi novella, ‘The Invention of Morel’, by Adolfo Byo Casare.
Director: Christian Carroll
United States/France
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Struggled Reagans
If there were ever a film at the festival that deserved its own WTF? category, then this is it. This film is intelligent Troma or a 21st century take on early John Waters.
Director: Gregg Golding
USA
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Desolate
Recommended viewing for any wannabe filmmaker who keeps finding excuses not to make a film
Director: Rob Grant
Canada
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Bunker 6
See this fine post nuke movie in the cinema. Director and lead actor in attendance!
Director: Greg Jackon
Canada
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Soulmate
Ghost stories and haunted houses have a strong tradition in British cinema and literature.
Director: Axelle Carolyn
United Kingdom
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Saving Star Wars
Forget the new episodes, come see a very funny film where George Lucas gets kidnapped!
Dave Prowse will introduce the film.Director: Gary Wood
United States
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The Perfect 46
Tomorrow, genomic sequencing becomes standard for all citizens of California. Within a year it is standard throughout the country.
Director: Brett Bonowicz
United States
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Senn
SENN is a really interesting film that delivers big, classic, almost literary science fiction, rare in the movies these days as many indie sci-fi movies are Earth bound tales of dystopia or tech go
Director: Josh Feldman
United States
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The Phoenix Project
If we had to describe this movie in a snap, we'd probably say it was ‘Primer meets Frankenstein’.
Director: Tyler Graham Pavey
United States
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SOS: Save Our Skins
Ben and Stephen, two English geeks fast approaching middle age, are in New York for a sci-fi convention.
Director: Kent Sobey
United Kingdom/Canada
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The Immortal Augustus Gladstone
We are used to seeing fictional films “based on a true story”, but this is a fictional story made in a documentary format about an eccentric man, squatting in an abandoned hotel, who claims to be 1
Director: Robyn Miller
United States
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The Scribbler
Based on Dan Shaffer's acclaimed graphic novel, this noir sci-fi action thriller follows Suki, a young woman recently released from a mental hospital who moves into a halfway house.
Director: John Suits
United States
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Mood Indigo
Michel Gondry’s deliciously surreal feature stars Audrey Tautou and Romain Duris.
Director: Michel Gondry
France
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Aura
Four teenagers wake up in their car in an empty field. According to their watches it’s the middle of the morning, but it’s still dark.
Director: Zsolt Bernath
Hungary
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Shadow Walkers
The stereotype of American students having big frat parties is the background to this slick and sexy film.
Director: Dennis Iliadis
United States
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Who's Changing? - With Doctor Who Panel
Not a new album from the 60s rock band, but a documentary about another 60s phenomenon, Doctor Who.
Director: Cameron McEwan
United Kingdom
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The Creep Behind the Camera
If ever a film was ripe for the MST3K treatment it was THE CREEPING TERROR (and, in fact, it's in our 25th anniversary all-nighter!).
Director: Pete Schuermann
United States
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When I Will Be Dictator
WHEN I WILL BE DICTATOR is a curio that defies categorisation, straddling the line between reality and fiction (science fiction at that).
Director: Yaël Andre
Belgium
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Hunger Ford
A young student films his day to day life, and realises something’s wrong...
Director: Drew Casson
United Kingdom
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LFO: The Movie
Low frequency oscillations allow a man to control his neighbours.
Director: Antonio Tublén
Sweden/Denmark
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Time Lapse
In a sleepy apartment complex, three 20-something roommates discover their scientist neighbour dead.
Director: Bradley King
United States
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Zombie Desert
This is a different approach to the zombie apocalypse sub-genre in that it is more the setting for the story, rather than the subject of it.
Director: Christoph Behl
Argentina
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OXV: The Manual
Science meets philosophy in this film spanning three ages.
United Kingdom/Canada
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Upside Down
This sumptuous, big-budget, French-Canadian production is the story of two people, not from opposite sides of the tracks but from two different planets with dual gravity enabling them to orbit each
Director: Juan Solanas
Canada/France
All-nighters
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Alien All-Nighter
All four DIRECTOR'S CUTS on the big screen!
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Anime All-nighter
A fabulous line-up of the best in Japanese animation and free Karoake in the bar!
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MST3K All-nighter
Seriously, if you have never done an allnighter before, come to this one! Mystery Science Theater 3000 is now twenty five years old, and there’s never been a better time to elebrate/discover this
Special Events
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Bunker 6 and the Day of the Dead
Two films set in bunkers in a real bunker!
Director: Greg Jackson
Canada
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On stage with MST3K
Celebrate 25 years of the show with Dr Forrester and TV's Frank
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Saving Star Wars
Forget the new episodes, come see a very funny film where George Lucas gets kidnapped!
Dave Prowse will introduce the film.Director: Gary Wood
United States
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48 Hour Challenge Awards
Thousands of people took part in our challenges this year. Come see the results!
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The 2014 Arthur C. Clarke Award for Literature
We are proud to once again to be the official partner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the UK's premier prize for science fiction literature.
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Comedy with The Geekatorium
It's Geek Night! Join us for stand-up with the capital’s top of the range geekycomics-two-point-zero!
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SFL Pub Quiz
Not quite but almost free as the ticket price includes refreshments, including beer and wine (well it is a pub quiz, though not strictly in a pub).
Blink of an Eye
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Shorts Programme 1
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
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Shorts Programme 2
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
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Shorts Programme 3
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
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Shorts Programme 4
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
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Shorts Programme 5
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.
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Shorts Programme 6
A short film selection showcasing a cross-section of countries, styles and sensibilities.