At this special event screening, Dr Phillip Warnell and the MA Film Production Class of 2025/2026 will present the film work created by the course throughout the course this year.
This screening will show a wide breadth of film types, ranging from graduation projects to short portraits on Lincolnshire Women to documentaries made in partnership with Lincoln Arts Centre, Barbican Creative Hun, and the City of Lincoln Council; all of which show the impact of filmmaking in the Lincoln area.
Free (Booking Required)
Age Guidance: 12+
Content Warnings: The Barbican Documentaries by Jake Sargeant include spoken references to trauma as a result of a car accident, which many may see as upsetting. Quo Vadis by Alfie Scoffield and Jake Sargeant contains spoken sexual references and threat, however, neither are strong and would not bump the film’s rating above a 12.
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