Oxford International Film Festival 202418

1h 41m

The Oxford International Film Festival is back and we are delighted to be hosting a programme of short films made by filmmakers from all around the world. Our line-up of films include fictional shorts, animation, and music videos, and we will be joined on the night by some of the directors, producers, and actors who appear in the films for short introductory talks before certain screenings.

Films this year include:

  • The Vanishing Kindergarten (Dir. Jian Liu)
  • Rigmor-Alt Det Du Gør (Dir. Nana Nancy)
  • Who Calls (Dir. J.A Villalobos)
  • Matryoshka (Dir. Joseph Ros)
  • Lichtblick – Glimmer of Hope (Dir. Sophia Tamaro)
  • The Untranslatable Forest (Dir. Ivan Miguel and Andy Camou)
  • Catacombs (Dir. Chad Cunningham)
  • Have I Swallowed Your Dreams (Dir. Clara Chan)
  • Loser (Dir. Colleen McGuinness)
  • After Isis (Dir. Jimmy Galt)
  • Gemma (Dir. Christina Ienna)
  • Yellow Daisy Butterfly (Dir. Diek Grobler)
  • Coalescence (Dir. David Shen Miller)
  • Dark Lights (Dir. Clay Lipsky)
  • Lola (Dir. Grace Hanna)
  • Long Day (Dir. William Michael)

 

Sorry - you missed it!

We showed Oxford International Film Festival 2024 between December 6, 2024 and December 6, 2024.

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What else is on?

Today (Saturday 2nd August)

16:00

Friendship 15
1h 41m
What begins as a quirky bromance spirals into a hilariously dark tale of obsession and unraveling sanity. Comedian Tim Robinson shines in this off-kilter comedy about loneliness and the awkward terror of modern male connection.

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18:30

Separation / It Couldn't Happen 15
1h 33m + 1h 26m
A double-bill screening of films by Jack Bond: Separation, a bold 1960s psychological drama, and It Couldn’t Happen Here, the Pet Shop Boys’ visionary pop road movie. Two cult classics back-to-back exploring identity, fantasy, and Britain in transformation.

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Tomorrow (Sunday 3rd August)

14:00

Ran 15
2h 41m | Japanese w/ English subtitles
Kurosawa’s King Lear retold in feudal Japan: a warlord’s plan to divide his realm brings ruin to all. Epic, tragic, and visually jaw-dropping, Ran is a towering tale of power, betrayal, and the high cost of pride – now restored in 4K.

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17:30

Friendship 15
1h 41m
What begins as a quirky bromance spirals into a hilariously dark tale of obsession and unraveling sanity. Comedian Tim Robinson shines in this off-kilter comedy about loneliness and the awkward terror of modern male connection.

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20:00

Women's Adventure Film Tour PG
2h 28m (inc. 10min intermission)
Experience a bold, exhilarating lineup of short films celebrating women who dare to defy limits. From epic climbs to personal triumphs, these powerful stories blend adventure and emotion in a globally acclaimed celebration of female courage and grit.

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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!