by Raindance | 20 August, 2019 | Festivals, Raindance Film Festival
We’re very excited to reveal the Raindance Film Festival 2019 programme. Celebrating its 27th year, the Festival will take place in London’s West End from 18-29 September, screening over 200 projects – including features, documentaries, shorts, web series, virtual...
by Raindance | 7 May, 2019 | Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival, Uncategorized
Attracting young audiences to the cinema has been an ongoing issue over the last decade. According to the BFI, 15-24 year olds regularly made up over 40% of the audience in the1990s. In 2017, however, they represented just 28%. Though this age group still continues to...
by Elliot Grove | 5 May, 2019 | Acting, Directing, Documentary, Festivals, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, In Our Opinion, News, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution, Raindance Film Festival, Screenwriting
We need your support to expose under-25’s to independent film We live in very troubled times. I don’t know, but I hate watching the news. Knife crime. Troubles in the East. Ecological disaster. Brexit brohaha. Politcal firestorms in America and Europe....
by Raindance | 16 April, 2019 | Filmmaking, Raindance Film Festival
Filmmaking can sometimes lead to the depths of isolation. Every waking moment is spent chained to a never-ending film project. The inability to edit one’s own life is undeniably frustrating. Unshakeable focus and unwavering passion can generate feelings of...
by Raindance | 22 March, 2019 | Interviews, Raindance Film Festival
Ahead of its UK release at the ICA this March, we sat down with Joaquín Cambre, director of Argentinian coming-of-age film A Trip to the Moon, which had its World Premiere at Raindance 2017. A Trip to the Moon is your debute feature film, but you had a long career in...
by Eleonora Passelli | 12 March, 2019 | In Our Opinion, Raindance Film Festival
Attending a film festival is always such a unique experience, from the award ceremonies, to the parties, galas, filmmakers’ panels and, of course, the screenings themselves. But that doesn’t mean that you can enjoy these films only during the festival – many of them...
