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LIDF - The London International Documentary Festival
Festival Info
Price info
From £3 per screening upwards
Last attendance
2000.00
Is the Festival open to the public ?
Open to the public
Does the Festival have a market ?
Festival have a market
Does the Festival have a competition ?
Festival have a competition
Location
Name
LIDF
Address
74 Goodhall Street
City
London
Zip code
NW10 6TU
Country
United Kingdom
Telephone
020 7183 1117
Website
Festival
Festival Nickname
LIDF
Theme
African Films
American Films
Arabic Films
Music
Art-house films
Asian Films
Black Culture Films
British Films
Documentary
Education
European Films
Family
French Films
German Films
Health/Medical
Historical
Homosexuality
Human Rights
Independent
International
Italian Films
Japanese Films
Jewish Films
Latin American Films
Market
Multimedia
National
Religious films
Romance
Science
Seminar
Senior
Spanish Films
Sport
Student films
Television
Underground
War
Women
Youth/Teen
Category/Format
Digital / DVD
Documentaries
Experiment
Independant
Mixed
Short films
Student film
Video / TV
Work-In-Progress
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Submission
Film submission fee
Payment
Film submission amount
£24 / £14 short film
Submission accepted on Fest21.com
No
Film call for entry start day
Film call for entry deadline
Rules and regulations
Submission Payment
Contact
Festival Director Name
Patrick Hazard
Since 2007 the LIDF has worked to ensure that London is host to exciting, diverse, challenging and inspiring films from every corner of the world. The LIDF is committed to providing a platform for international documentaries and their directors. It does this by working with globally recognised partners and venues, such as the British Museum, the Barbican Centre, and the Royal Society of the Arts on a year-round programme of screenings and other events that includes the 10-day London International Documentary Festival.
The LIDF’s ongoing commitment to what it calls ‘Conversations in Film’ creates a unique kind of film festival. The films within LIDF are the starting point for a series of programmed ‘conversations’ – panel discussions and workshops – that bring diverse audiences together to go beyond the films themselves in order to engage with social, cultural and political issues in the company of policy makers, academics, journalists and other cultural commentators
Having celebrated its third year the LIDF is now looking forward to working with new partners and presenting another feast of film and debate in April / May 2010.