North Edinburgh Film Festival

After the success of last year's Creative Edinburgh Award-nominated initial festival, we presented the 2024 North Edinburgh Film Festival on the 3rd of February 2024.

Presented in collaboration with North Edinburgh Arts, the festival marked a day of celebrating community cinema and filmmaking, highlighting the creative talent and rich cultural history of the North Edinburgh community.

From Screen Education Edinburgh's filmmaking workshops and screenings of films created through North Edinburgh Arts' Saturday programme, to screenings and an exhibition focused on local history and much more, we offered something for everyone with opportunities to connect with fellow North Edinburgh residents.

Below the line up of the event:

Image description: Programme for 2024 North Edinburgh Film Festival

Watch this space for further information on any future similar events.

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