We hope you enjoyed our October festival.
The terror of Mayhem will stay with us forever.
We hope you enjoyed our March festival as much as we did.
bang! recently provided a regionally themed programme for the re-opening of s Old Market Square in Feb., read and hear about it at the B.B.C. Website
We're providing production assistance to The Friends of Northern Uganda for The Running Water charity.
We enjoyed our Game City screening
Writeup for the August bang!.
Over 40 films in the Bang! channel & more on Brit Films' Channel.
bang! short film festival
Bang! is a non-competitive festival of short films hosted and supported by the Broadway Cinema, UK, and mixes local, national and international films to create an original and exciting programme. Without filmmakers or an audience we would not exist, so we do it for them. Bang! looks at all short films, and has no genre restrictions whatsoever.
The festival runs 3 times a year, each event featuring a range of films mixing no cash raw talent alongside big money slickness, documentaries and drama, comedy and musical, experimentation and madness!
- The Main Programme
- The Young FIlmmakers / Family Matinee - films made by young filmmakers and suitable for a family audience.
- bang! in the bar - experimental films and music promos to stimulate the senses and entertain the eyes in the packed CaféBar environment.
- Bangimation - a programme of entirely animated works, drawing the regions most talented animators and sequential artists together for a programme especially dedicated to them and animation fans alike.
- Community - work from East Midlands' community groups and organisations with an accent on what's happening in the region.
You make it: we exhibit it ...
Got a film? Submit it! ... Need more details? Find out about the Next Festival! For more information, bookings or just to say hi ... contact us! Want to know what's gone before - check out the Bang! history or the latest Bang! productions
Bang! is a film festival run by filmmakers for the sole purpose of providing an opportunity for filmmakers to get their films screened to a cinema audience. No one film is judged better than another ... its just a chance to see the many small explosions of film talent being made out there ...
