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Raindance Film Festival 2022, London

October 26, 2022 - November 5, 2022


£10 – £195
Raindance Festival

The largest independent UK film festival, The Raindance Film Festival returns to London for its 30th edition in October.

Whereas the BFI London Film Festival is the biggest show in town, Raindance describes itself as the “champion of the underdog”. The 2022 programme will be found here.

Raindance founder, Elliot Grove, says, “We’re bringing the boldest and freshest talent from the world of indie filmmaking to the heart of London.”

Raindance Festival Galas

The 2021 Raindance Festival starts on 26 October. A full list of films, shorts and events can be found here.

Medusa by Brazillian director Anita Rocha da Silveira
Medusa by Brazillian director Anita Rocha da Silveira
Emerging Indie Talent

Part of the festival’s mission is to unearth fresh indie talent.

Raindance Industry Programme

There will also be a Raindance Industry Programme running throughout the festival with masterclasses and talks on filmmaking.

If you prefer your films more classical than indie, then read our preview of the Venice International Film Festival.

When is the Raindance Film Festival 2022?

26 October to 5 November, 2022.

Where is the Raindance Film Festival?

The festival will involve screning across London, including the Curzons Soho, Hoxton and Mayfair, Genesis, Regent Street Cinema and the Bertha Doc House,

Raindance Film Festival Programme and Tickets

For the full programme, and to purchase either a festival pass or individual tickets, click here. The festival is a bit of a tongue in cheek reference to the Sundance Film Festival held in Utah, USA each year, and the UK capital’s infamously bad weather.

For more information on the Festival

Click here.

Main image: Michael Caine Aubrey Plaza, photo by Sebastien-Raymond


Details

Start:
October 26, 2022
End:
November 5, 2022
Cost:
£10 – £195
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Website:
https://www.raindance.org/

Venue

Vue Piccadilly
19 Lower Regent Street
London,SW1Y 4LRUnited Kingdom+ Google Map

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