Filmmaking Challenge is presented in partnership with Screen South and Klip Films.
We're thrilled to announce this year's shortlisted films are:
Bank Holiday by Edward Thompson, Mimi & Tilly, age 6, present to you their August Bank Holiday.
Boxed Up by Peter Sladen A wooden box that resurfaces decades later reconnects Glen with his childhood and the questions it left behind. (Best Short Film Award)
Chasing the Cheap Needle by Leah Thorn Threading together street activism, interviews and fierce passion for eco-action, Chasing the Cheap Needle spotlights Folkestone’s grassroots commitment to slow down fast fashion. (Best Environmental Film Award)
Folkestone is an Art School Dropouts by Natasha Luetchford. A segment of a project celebrating the alternative youth culture of Folkestone.
Is Folkestone the Birthplace of Television? by Alexander Saxby & Ben Barton A hidden plaque in Folkestone sparks a challenge to Hastings' claim as the birthplace of television.
Naturism in Folkestone by Owen Hunte A contemplative short film investigating the lesser-known subculture of naturism near Folkestone.
Return to Water by Kate Malyon + Sé Malaïka In Margate’s Walpole Tidal Pool, queerness finds form in the rhythm of tides, where identity expands and dissolves with the water.
Touchbase Filmmakers by Touchbase Care Adult filmmakers with additional needs from Touchbase Care embark on a new film project whilst reflecting on their previous endeavours.
Transcendence by Sharon Burrell & Toby Vincer Trans artist Toby Vincer explores the relationship between their lived experience and the natural environment.
We don't have Wifi We Talk to Eachother by Suzanne Harb An uplifting reflection on what can be uncovered when you take the time to strike up a conversation.
All films are rated PG.
