AFRIKA EYE FILM FESTIVAL 2011

28 – 30 OCT 2011, WATERSHED, BRISTOL

Monday, 15 August 2011

ENTER SHORT FILMS FOR EYEFULL

GET FILMING -  ENTER YOUR SHORT FILM!!
EYEFULL Sat 29 Oct
90’ of great international short films
Watershed, Bristol Harbourside
·       Theme: Africa alive   
·      Length: 1 - 20 minutes
·      Screening format: DVD
 DVD & biofilmography to
Afrika Eye, 17 Cotham Side, Bristol BS6 5TP, UK.
Closing date : September 30th 2011
*** Selected films from Bristol are eligible for a competition

Wednesday, 20 July 2011

REVOLUTION - DEMOCRACY - DICTATORSHIP

2011 NORTH AFRICA has inspired this year's theme: 
Revolution, democracy, dictatorship
Right now we’re packing up a great film programme that shows how music and song as well as political events can affect democratic change.

Thursday, 31 March 2011

AFRIKA EYE 2011 Fri 28 - Sun 30 OCTOBER at WATERSHED

Josephine Baker
HELLO EVERYONE!!
With festival dates now fixed, we're planning the programme. More African Diaspora films this year as well as the latest sizzlers from the continent.  Festival director Ingrid Sinclair was film maker-in-residence at the African and Diaspora Film Festival in New York and saw some new and old stunners, like the one on the left about Josephine Baker.

EYEFULL shorts competitors - get  your DVDs ready. The call will go out soon and we've already received our first entries.

We're also planning a collaboration with an African Film Festival this year - more news later.

Thursday, 4 November 2010

AFRIKA EYE OPENING NIGHT SELL OUT & EYEFULL WINNERS






Afrika Eye's opening film,  BENDA BILILI set the scene with a sell out audience, while music from EXPLOSIVE NZAROMBA and AFROMIKE kept people dancing till late. Bristol EYEFULL winners were the charming animation A MAN, HIS WIFE AND A PIANO directed by Candice Pepperall and the beautifully scripted FATHER TO BE, written and directed by Sandro Granda and Ben McLean.