Screening: Future Shorts – Spring Season

Phil Brown — Mon, 28 May 2012 19:00:00 +0000

For the first time the Frontline Club will host Future Shorts, the world’s biggest pop-up film festival. Showing a selection of the best classic, cult and award-winning short films from around the world.

The Spring Season programme highlights includes Nash Edgerton‘s Cannes and Sundance hit Bear, the follow-up to his sensational Spider; Sam Taylor-Wood‘s BAFTA nominated Love You More, the latest short form work from Spike Jonze and Cannes winner The Man Without a Head.

That back to school feeling: talks and screenings to feed your mind in September

Julie Tomlin — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 14:28:14 +0000

There are plenty of talks and screenings at Frontline Club in September to get the grey matter going after the summer season.

At our First Wednesday Special, discuss the cultural and political changes set in motion by the events of 9/11 ten years ago and look ahead to the next decade.

We’ll also be discussing extremism, Somalia, photography in transit and the cult of youth in newspapers and there’s also a great opportunity to hear from industry veterans Martin Bell and the New York Times‘ David Carr and Richard Gizbert of Al Jazeera English.

Our screenings include a double bill of films by John D. McHugh, a special preview of The Debt, insight into the world of teenage miners in Bolivia and human trafficking in Nigeria.

Go to our website for further details of all the talks and screenings, PLUS a preview reading of Bang Bang Bang, a multimedia storytelling masterclass with Brian Storm and third party events on remembering 9/11 and on investigative journalism.

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Screening: Future Shorts – Spring Season

That back to school feeling: talks and screenings to feed your mind in September