Hot on the heels of Cambridge Super 8 2007 comes Cambridge Super 8 2008, a short film festival with a difference. It includes 70 UK premières and 22 world premières over only three days in April in the heart of Cambridge. It will provide you with a unique opportunity to view independent cinema across the genres and meet the film-makers in formal Q&As as well as over informal drinks.
Tickets and festival passes can be bought online, on the day at the festival or on the door.
For further details, visit the Cambridge Super 8 Film Festival website.
For one week only, the Cambridge Film Trust will be holding a series of artist film screenings at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge. From classic Keaton to the work of contemporary film artists, we will use screens in public spaces such as reception areas and waiting rooms as well as a newly restored stretch of hospital corridor to provide windows into a new world.
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Following her appearance in wordfest, Cambridge Film Trust is delighted to welcome local author Nicola Upson to present this special screening at the Arts Picturehouse.
27 April 2.30pm
Young and Innocent (U)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Starring: Nova Pilbeam, Derrick de Marney, Edward Rigby. UK 1937. 80mins
As well as being an important film in his own career, Hitchcock’s Young and Innocent is notable for bringing to the screen A Shilling for Candles - the first novel to appear under the name Josephine Tey. With books including The Franchise
Affair and The Daughter of Time, Tey became one of the most original and innovative crime writers of the 1940s and early 1950s - as influential in her medium as Hitchcock was in his. Now, she has been brought to life in a new detective novel, An Expert in Murder, and its author, Nicola Upson, will introduce the film and, after the screening, discuss Tey and her work with BBC Radio Cambridgeshire’s Mandy Morton.
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