London Children’s Film Festival
London city is known for its extreme variety of attractions and festivals around the year. Every year millions of avid visitors come to London to have fun and entertainment. They want to indulge themselves in an ostentatiously luxurious life that people living in London enjoy. The city has a huge tourism industry that promotes their culture and festivals. They celebrate a massive list of festivals every year that attract millions of tourist worldwide, and London Children’s film festival is one of them. The festival provides many opportunities to children and young people for their active involvement and intellectual growth. There is a variety of programs for younger children that include animations, workshops, archive titles events and live-action films. In addition, young people below 18 can watch extremely interesting documentaries.
Visit: Children’s Film Festival Website
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History
The London children film festival was launched in November 2005 for the first time in collaboration with Barbican. The most attractive aspect of the festival is the inclusion of international documentaries on different topics that vary from energy crises, to the impact of globalization. -
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Activities
The festival continues for two weeks and within this period, children and families from all over the world relish in fun and informative films, as well as other exciting events. The festival presents a high quality contemporary international cinema that encompasses originality and creativity to entertain children and families. The children not only watch films and take part in workshops, but they can also present their own films and talk to the press. Through this process, young consultants and jurors can develop their critical skills and involve themselves in the film making process.
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Important dates
Although there is no exact date for the festival but it usually starts in November every year. -
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Duration
Children's Film Festival spreads over a two weeks program, with events lined up every day. -
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How to contact
For any further query, you can contact on the given number.
Telephone: +44 20 7638 8891, +44 845 120 7531
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Location
Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS, United Kingdom. -
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How to get there
By tube:
Moorgate tube station is the nearest tube station to London Childern’s Film festival and is approximately a 6 minutes walk. Move north to Moorfields towards MoorP1 and take left to New Union St. Then go right to Moor Ln and turn to Silk St. Your destination will be on the first left. View map
By bus:
The nearest bus stop to the Barbican center is City of London, Barbican Centre (Stop BK). The bus will drop you right in front of the Barbican Center.
