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Tuesday 19th September 2023
Shorts Night
Our Short Film Night is back for 2023 and will be a night of cinematic wonder and creative offerings. There’s going to be short films, an occasional longer short film and talent from SW16 and beyond.
We’re going to have a wide range of cast and crew around to network and talk about their films. Hosted by the fabulous Molly.
The evening’s activities start at 8pm and we recommend you get there for doors opening to grab a seat!
Although we could reveal the film programme to you now, we would have to kill you. So to make sure you get the chance to enjoy the evening we’re going to keep everything tightly under wraps until 7:59pm on the night.
Refreshments will be on sale before the screening in Vinters Studio’s just off Sunnyhill Road.
Thanks to the team and Vinters and Instreatham for sponsoring us.
Alien on Stage
8:00PM
The Taste of Things
7:30PM
Muriel’s Wedding + reception
8:00PM
Moana 2
11:00AM
Sunset Boulevard
2:00PM
Little Shop of Horrors
7:30PM
Alien on Stage
Belmont Bowls Club
“In Dorset no one can hear you scream!” Come and watch the unlikely story of an amateur dramatics group made up of Dorset bus drivers…
The Taste of Things
Streatham Wine House
Indulge your senses with The Taste of Things – a beautifully crafted, slow-simmering French romance that’s all about love, longing, and the joy of exquisite…
Muriel’s Wedding + reception
Streatham Vale Sports & Social Club
Put on your best wedding guest outfit — or channel your inner bride-to-be — and join us for a joyful screening of the cult…
Moana 2
St. Margaret The Queen Church
Set sail on a brand-new adventure with Moana 2! Join Moana and her friends as they explore magical islands, brave new challenges, and sing unforgettable…
Sunset Boulevard
St. Margaret The Queen Church
All right, Streatham, we’re ready for our close up. One of the most acclaimed pictures ever made marks its 75th Anniversary, so what better execuse…
Little Shop of Horrors
St. Peter’s Church
What better way to close 10 amazing years of the Streatham Free Film Festival than with the cult classic Little Shop of Horrors?…
