Ealing Film Festival is back at ActOne!
Join them for a celebration of bold storytelling, diverse voices, and the rich cinematic spirit of Ealing.
The festival kicks off on Thursday, 15th October at ActOne with two screenings of ‘Homegrown’; a specially curated selection of short films by local filmmakers. These are stories born and bred in West London, offering a window into the unique culture of our own community.
Homegrown Screen 1
7pm
Mr Vertigo — Director: Marios Hamboulides
To Fly or Float — Director: Charlotte Peters
Up & Down — Director: Richard Elson
Troll Story — Director: Oliver Smith
Clause and Effect — Director: Taylor Simpson
Clarity/Peter — Director: Oscar Tracey
At This Moment, It’s Us — Director: Theodore K Emile Rodney Chaa Ustaoglu
Imperfect Cadence — Director: Ewen S Henry
Pawen — Director: Richard Elson
Ealing Film Festival is now in its sixth year and continues to grow as a showcase for both emerging and established filmmakers. The festival’s mission is to give the next generation of filmmakers a platform and audience, as well as a forum to meet like-minded industry professionals.
The festival was founded in 2020 by Annemarie Flanagan, Alan Granley and the much-missed Peter Gould. The overall Festival Winning Prize has been re-named in his memory.
We are proud of Ealing’s place in the history of British cinema, with the world-famous Ealing Studios producing dozens of classic movies over the years, including the much-loved Ealing Comedies. The studios continue to host Feature films and television programme.