NEXT EVENT · OCTOBER 26th, 2024
THE ODEON, WREXHAM
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This is the International Film Festival of Wales's eighteenth year and we're back in Wrexham to celebrate some incredible independent film!
This festival aims to promote and support independent filmmaking, providing opportunities for independent filmmakers to have their films screened at great red carpet-style venues to a passionate audience of film professionals, film students, journalists and the general public.
SCREENING 1 - SHORT FILMS
When Simon knocks on a couples door, he brings news that will turn their world upside down.
SIMON
5m | Ed Willey
A Music video for Kitty Smith - Cornwall based singer-songrwiter - provocative, satirical and cheeky!
DADDY ISSUES
5m | Matthew Graham
Four girls return home to a ghost town but find themselves being followed. By someone who knows what they did? Or just their guilty conscience?
WRITER / DIRECTOR
Aled Owen
PRODUCERS
Tom Rawding & Aled Owen
KEY CAST
Catrin Jones, Emma Stacey, Ellen Jane-Thomas, Bethany Williams-Potter, Steffan Cennydd, Ioan Hefin,
Kevin McCurdy & Rhodri Miles
SCOPOPHOBIA
1h 40m
SCREENING 1 - FEATURE FILM
Chester’s suicide plan collides with a young boy scout’s plea for help, sparking an unexpected journey.
A WILD LIFE
20m | Marie-Andrée Lemaire
During the final moments before the world’s end, we find a woman who is residing in an isolated cabin. She receives a radio call from a stranger, with whom she shares the last few minutes before time runs out.
ALL THINGS END
9m | Tara McCarthy
On the shortest day of the year, an overworked farmer must care for her father, who is living with dementia, as he becomes increasingly convinced something is hunting them.
LITTLE BROWN BIRD
18m | Peter Rogers
A non-exploitative and honest insight into a town considered to be the most deprived area in Wales. Two creatives explore how the people and landscapes of Merthyr Tydfil have impacted their lives and art.
Y WERIN / HIRAETH
15m | Ella Spottiswood &
Adam Evans
A wounded warrior returns to their village but is hunted by a pack of dogs. After a desperate pursuit, they confront their past to find peace in their future.
THE HOUNDS OF ANNWN
8m | Beth B Hughes & Bryony Evans
COEDEN MEINIR
9m | Josie Harris
As per tradition, the young bride Meinir hides on her wedding morning, and her groom, Rhys, runs to find her. Concealed behind their favourite tree, Meinir waits for her lover to find her so they may be married at last. But nightfall is drawing near, and her forest is intent on keeping her...
GREY MARE
23m | Jack Fielder
Maeve Craddock returns home to the south of Wales amidst the Mari Lwyd folk tradition with the intention of revealing her pregnancy and rebuilding her relationship with her estranged family. Accompanying her into the desolate countryside is Liam, her boyfriend and the father of her unborn child. As the two try to settle in amongst the simmering tension, Maeve is gradually reminded of her family's dysfunction and begins to break down as her beacons of safety begin to vanish.
SCREENING 2
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