From screen to text – enhancing moving image culture for wider audiences, through language transfer and accessible subtitles for film and visual arts
Specialist distribution with a curatorial angle – creating a platform for singular and distinctive independent films, taking them to wide and diverse audiences
Celebrating the best in contemporary and historical moving image from around the world, with a particular focus on under-represented and under-acknowledged areas of cinema
TOO LATE TO DIE YOUNG
a film by Dominga Sotomayor
– Winner: Best Direction, Locarno Film Festival –
– in UK cinemas from 22 May 2019 –
A group of adolescents face their fears, the pain of first love and uncertain futures in the summer of 1990
Too Late to Die Young - previews, Q&As & other screenings
18 May: FLAWA Festival, London
18 May: Hinterlands Film Festival, Skipton
22 May: ICA, London – Special Preview + director Q&A
23 May: BFI, London – Special Preview + director Q&A
24 May: Curzon Bloomsbury, London + director Q&A
25 May: HOME, Manchester + director Q&A
26 May: Showroom, Sheffield + director Q&A
26 May: Lexi Cinema, London + director Q&A
24-30 May: Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle
24-30 May: Irish Film Institute, Dublin
Day for Night screenings
(Dominga Sotomayor, Chile 2012)
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(Shireen Seno, Philippines 2018)
Regent Street Cinema, London: 9 Jun
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(Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, Thailand 2017)
Aperture: Asia & Pacific Film Festival
Full London / part 1 programme announced!
4-13 June: Birkbeck Cinema, Close-Up Cinema, Lexi Cinema, Regent Street Cinema, Rio Cinema
On tour around the UK: July-October
journeys in moving image through Asia & the Pacific
Join us for a packed programme of 16 films with 6 UK premieres from across Asia and the Pacific plus special events, for some of the boldest and most striking new independents films alongside restored classics and significant historical works.
Highlights include Adilkhan Yerzanov’s Cannes 2018 title The Gentle Indifference of the World, award-winning doc Kabul, City in the Wind, Picnic at Hanging rock restored in 2K and a rare programme of Taiwanese avant-garde films of the 1960s!
Download the full programme here >>
On DVD
a film by Koji Fukada
winner of Un Certain Regard Grand Prix for his latest film, ‘Harmonium’, Cannes Film Festival 2016
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36 & MARY IS HAPPY, MARY IS HAPPY
a film by Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit
Double DVD set + limited edition t-shirt:
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