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The first screening of the documentary on Monday is followed by discussions of what we, as a community, can do in response to the issues raised
Film
The Isle of Wight can boast several film festivals, as well as a handful of film societies and interest groups.
We have many filmmakers living and working on the Island, taking inspiration from their surroundings. With two mainstream cinemas and several venues showing arthouse films, there is something for everyone.
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Julian’s father and fiance join forces to advocate for Julian on this international odyssey, as they rally a world-wide network of supporters and politicians
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Filming took place in Freshwater and Ventnor with women in the top four roles; writer, director, producer and actor
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The autumn season of films at Ventnor Film Society include a mixture of black comedy, romance, satire, drama and coming of age tales from around the world
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Congratulations are in order for Isle of Wight filmmaker, Rowena Amos after her short film, Strange Waters, picked up a bunch of Platinum film awards
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Bruce will be helping the young people in Sandown and Lake use filmmaking skills to tell their stories. There's another £5k up for grabs in Newport
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The event is free, but you need to book your seats in advance to attend this award-winning documentary screening, panel discussion and exhibition launch
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Paul Knights has come up trumps again, this time with an 8.5 minute short film from the International Classic Car Show
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Kick of the Tour of Britain festivities with these great cycling-related films being shown at Ventnor Arts Club
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The young people got huge amounts out of taking part in the BZine project, funded by Arts Council England and organised by Boojum and Snark
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A fantastic coup for Ventnorian Rowena Amos, as Toyah Willcox is confirmed for a new short film being shot on the Isle of Wight next month
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If you were there, see if you can spot yourself, or just sit back and enjoy the footage beautifully captured and edited by Paul Knights
