Oxford International Film Festival 202315
The Oxford International Film Festival returns to the UPP this December with a selection of short films made by filmmakers from all around the world. Join us for this one-off presentation of short films, including intros and Q&A with the filmmakers.
This year’s selection includes the following titles:
- The Perfect Shot: Antartica (Quinn Halek, USA)
- Circtopolis (Claire Fleming, UK)
- Romenesco (Tom Moran, UK)
- These Wounds (David A Knight, Australia)
- Immaculate Deception (Emily Lucienne, UK)
- Tell Me Where To Go (Peter Beatty and Joseph Boyle, UK)
- Eternal Hourglass (Joanna Vymeris, UK)
- A Day In February (KlaasDiersmann, UK)
- The Exchange Girl (George Larkin, USA)
- The Old Grow Young (Liam LoPinto, Japan)
- Cathy’s Doll (Taylor Venter, Australia)
- Earthling (Keith Lane and Molly Graham, USA)
- A Beating Heart (Julian Maguire, Australia)
- Old Flames (Fugitives, Canada)
- Regular Rabbit (Eoin Duffy, Ireland)
- I’m Not Fine (Madison Olandt and Taylor Olandt, USA)
- Sand Mama (Catherine Loerke, USA)
Book tickets
| Friday 8 December | 8.30pm | Book tickets |
What else is on?
Today (Wednesday 29th November)
21:00
On the Adamant PG
1h 49m | French w/ English subtitlesNicolas Philibert’s empathetic documentary set in a Parisian care centre for adults with mental health issues. Winner of the Golden Bear (Best Film) at the 2023 Berlin Film Festival.
Tomorrow (Thursday 30th November)
12:30
Typist Artist Pirate King 12A
Parent + Baby Screening
1h 48mMonica Dolan and Kelly Macdonald star in Carol Morley's (The Falling, Dreams of a Life) bittersweet drama based on the real-life of forgotten British artist Audrey Amiss.
16:00
Typist Artist Pirate King 12A
1h 48mMonica Dolan and Kelly Macdonald star in Carol Morley's (The Falling, Dreams of a Life) bittersweet drama based on the real-life of forgotten British artist Audrey Amiss.
18:30
The Afterlight PG
+ Director Intro/Q&A
1h 22mExisting as a sole 35mm print, Charlie Shackleton's otherworldly film essay assembles film clips from across space and time. One-off screening followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.
21:00
How to Have Sex 15
1h 31mThree teenagers go to Crete on a rites-of-passage holiday full of boozing and clubbing in Molly Manning Walker's award-winning look at the joys and the horrors of a distinctly British youth culture.
Plan your visit
Our beautiful art deco inspired auditorium can be found just off East Oxford's Cowley Road. We are open 7 days a week. We open the cinema and box office 30 minutes before the scheduled start time of each film, and the Box Office then closes 10 minutes after the film starts. We don’t show adverts, just a couple of trailers, so don't be late as the film itself starts very close to the advertised time!