Programme A-Z

We’re delighted to welcome digital artist Brendan Dawes, who worked closely with director Gary Hustwit to produce this innovative portrait of Brian Eno and who will talk about why this screening is a unique event immediately after it.

Closed session - by invitation only. BIPOC EURODOC is a task force of BIPOC documentary filmmakers working to strengthen our community’s access to opportunities, markets and audiences in the global film industry.

Our Filmmaker Challenge returns for 2024, bringing 6 exciting new voices to Sheffield to make a short micro documentary under the guidance of filmmaker mentor Julie Cohen.

Legendary boxer Frank Bruno and the directors of this series will join us on stage straight after the screening of this ringside documentary about four British boxing greats.

The realities of the Mexican journalists, as well as those featured in other films in the selection, will be at the centre of the ensuing conversation around the delicate state of journalism worldwide.

Despite the growth in filmmaker-led organisations and increasing calls for structural change, BIPOC producers and filmmakers still face significant challenges financing, exhibiting and distributing their films.

Join the Grierson Trust for a networking event celebrating their talented Grierson DocLab trainees and alumni. 

Hak Baker, the subject of DEADHORSES' (James Topley and Ivo Becket) film, will perform on stage after the screening of Hakeem, and will discuss the documentary portrait with its directors.

Members of The Cimarons and director Mark Warmington will be in discussion with filmmaker, DJ and musician Don Letts straight after a screening of this lyrical musical history.