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Phantom of the Open

  Our local hero Mark Rylance stars in this amiably daft film The Phantom of the Open about real-life golfing eccentric Maurice Flitcroft, who gatecrashed…

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Cycling Shorts

Now in its third year, the ever popular Cycling Shorts returns to the historic Herne Hill Velodrome. (That’s short films about cycling of course!)  Expect…

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Love Lies Bleeding

  Love Lies Bleeding is a neon-soaked, adrenaline-fueled thriller that dives headfirst into passion, crime, and obsession. When reclusive gym manager Lou (Kristen Stewart) falls…

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My Kind Of Black: A Night of Short Films by Young Black Londoners + Q&A

  Join us at one of our new screening venues, 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning gallery for an evening of short films showcasing the voices…

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The Wild Robot

  The Wild Robot is a film for all the family that is as thoughtful as it is entertaining. The story follows Roz, an intelligent…

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The Outrun

  The Outrun is a compelling drama that follows Rona, portrayed by Saoirse Ronan, as she returns to Scotland’s Orkney Islands after battling alcoholism in…

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Getting It back: The Story of Cymande + Q&A

Listening to 6 Music one day, it was surprising to learn that a band named Cymande, formed just down the road in Brixton in the…

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Hundreds of Beavers

Paying homage to Hollywood’s silent era and the golden age of animation, this slapstick epic sees a down-on-his-luck applejack distiller forced to become North America’s…

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48 Hour Film Challenge

  Make a Film in a Weekend! The Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s 48 HOUR FILM CHALLENGE is back to continue its search for the…

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A Complete Unknown

  A Complete Unknown is a stunning biopic of one of music’s great enigmas. In 1961, an unknown 19-year-old Bob Dylan arrives in New York…

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Wilding with Q&A

  Wilding documents the story of a young couple that bets on nature for the future of their failing, four-hundred-year-old Knepp Estate. They battle entrenched…

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