Bafta-nominated Kajaki is tense, powerful and moving. The true-life story of the ultimate race against time. Join us in the Prince Regent and witness the...

We are pleased to present Le Havre, in collaboration with Play4Calais. The latest film by Aki Kaurismäki is a heart-warming comedy about an African immigrant who arrives...

Twice a year the Tuscan city of Siena goes crazy for the oldest horse race in the world: the Palio. Strategy, bribery and corruption play...

Three very different short films about individuality and identity, with Q&As from those involved. Join us for ‘I Have Aspergers Syndrome’, ‘Lia’, and the award winning ‘Beverley’. Beverley...

Winner of the 2009 Oscar for Best Documentary, The Cove does what every great documentary with a cause should; it educates, entertains, and inspires audiences to...

Two fantastic and inspiring adventure films from the opposite ends of the camping world! Camping with the Barstows - certificate PG, 19mins (1957-61) A family adventure from...

Join us at The Prince Regent for the UK Premiere of Just To See: A Mystery, a moving documentary on the photographer Philip Perkis. This screening will...

See Jesus crucified. Hear from a holocaust denying rabbi. Visit a roadside Trucker’s chapel in the US. All in little more than 90 minutes! Come...

Jack Skellington, the pumpkin king, is tired of Halloweentown. When he stumbles upon Christmas Town he wants to share his discovery with his friends back...

The Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s 48 Hour Film Competition is back for its fifth year, continuing its search for local filmmaking talent. If you’re...

While you would not be wrong in calling Adult Life Skills a playful drama about a woman who lives in a shed you’d be missing...

After a capacity crowd in 2016 we decided to host a second Herne Hill Adventure Film Night in 2017 headlined by Bear Island, the followup...

Cinematographer Kirsten Johnson has shot movies including Michael Moore’s Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004), Kirby Dick’s The Invisible War (2012) and Laura Poitras’s Citizenfour (2014), and in Cameraperson she has created an audacious...

A staple of the Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s programme since we began all the way back in 2012 our Short Film Night looks set...

Christmas films are always filled with beautiful snowy scenes of love, friendship and good will to all men. We know however that Christmas season in London...

Supported by Herne Hill’s very own Yoga Point, in 2018 the Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s 48 Hour Film Challenge is back to continue its...

“If Lars Von Trier were to make a documentary about the current immigration crisis in Europe, it might very well turn out like Stranger in...

A staple of the Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s programme since we began all the way back in 2012, our Short Film Night looks set...

We celebrate London History Day with a new film that explores the issues faced by a community in the 1970s. Directed by Cathy Hassan, Beyond...

The Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s 48 Hour Film Challenge is back for its seventh year. Over the years we’ve had well over a hundred...

The Herne Hill Free Film Festival’s 48 Hour Film Challenge is back for its seventh year. Over the years we’ve had well over a hundred...

Fed up with the daily grind back in 2013 Olie Hunter Smart has spent the last 6 years living a more adventurous life, whilst dipping...

From poetry to perceptions of perfection, we explore some of the least expected ways people are finding to deal with their mental health and wellbeing....

On 23 May our Short Film Night returns for its 6th outing to showcase the wealth of film-making talent we have in Herne Hill. All...

On the 10th May our Short Film Night returns for its seventh outing to showcase the wealth of film-making talent we have in Herne Hill....