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STEP INTO THE FRAME AND EXPERIENCE STORIES FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE GLOBE

Cornwall Film Festival is a global platform inviting filmmakers from every corner of the world to showcase bold, captivating and innovative stories.

OFFICIAL SELECTION 2026

Congratulations to all the short and feature filmmakers selected for Cornwall Film Festival 2026.

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We’re thrilled to celebrate this year’s Official Selection, bringing together bold new voices, brilliant storytelling and filmmaking talent from Cornwall, across the UK and around the world.

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INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILMS

BEST INTERNATIONAL NARRATIVE & NON-NARRATIVE SHORTS

Friday 20th 10.30 am - The Poly

 

Programme

The Enemy Directed by Andrej Chinappi

Sabura Directed by Falcão Nhaga

Let's Leave It Untitled Directed by Mieszko Chomka

Dog and Wolf Directed by Terézia Halamová

Sorrow Doesn't Sleep at Night Directed by Josefina Montino and Martín André

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UK SHORT FILMS

BEST UK NARRATIVE & NON-NARRATIVE SHORTS

Friday 20th 12.30 pm - The Poly

 

Programme

New Ground Directed by Louisa Rechenbach

The Intimacy Coordinator Directed by Louisa Connolly-Burnham

Bundle Directed by Carlo Milillo

Deadheading Directed by Jack Hughes

Pheasant Directed by Claire Heather Molloy

The Pigeon Directed by Chloe Culpin

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BEST OF THE WEST 

BEST OF THE WEST (SOUTH WEST REGIONAL SHORTS)

Tuesday 19th November 7.30 pm - The Poly

 

Programme

Olympian Directed by Simon Jenner

Lovely Directed by Jasmine Blackborow

The Labour of Love Directed by Maxim Dunn

The Devil Is in Me Directed by Tia Salisbury

Howlsavla Gwav Directed by Ryan Mackfall and Joe Gray

The Lost Thing Directed by Simon Jenner

Untouched Directed by Simon Drew

Intertidal Directed by James Morgan

Richard Fucking Beaton Directed by Bellaray Bertrand-Webb

The Bucca Directed by Frank Adams

Jellyfish Directed by Jesse May Fisher

Three Blue Boats Directed by David Higgs

We Are All Artists Directed by Simon Ratigan

The Lumberjack and the Fisherman Directed by Lucy Mainstone

Washed Up: An Ode to the Ocean's Outcasts Directed by Luke Paulley

Pols an Mor (Pulse of the Sea) Directed by Poppy Shaw


 FRESH
STUDENT FILMS, QUEER CINEMA, & FRESH APPROACHES TO FILMMAKING

Friday 20th November 2.30 pm - The Poly

 

Programme​

POINT Directed by Ari Sohn

The Milk of The Monarchs Directed by Francisco Nuno Rodrigues

I Had Sex, But... Directed by Ang Li

Princessy Directed by Franciszek Korolczuk

Burning Horizon Directed by Nico Gallone

(0,∞) Directed by Mar Sudac

Latcho Drom (Good Road) Directed by Lottie Graham

Everything Between Us Directed by Ilgin Guney Korugan

 

INTERMISSION

INTERMISSION (EXPERIMENTAL SHORTS)

Wednesday 18th November 5 pm - The Poly

 

Programme

Salted Milk from the Black Sun Directed by Charlotte Searle

Eighteen Mill Street Directed by Josh Weissbach

Taking Space Directed by Helio León and Natalija Sari Djakovic

Moth Wood Directed by Wolfgang Dubieniec

Mother Company Directed by Alexander Raptotasios and Konstantinos Thomaidis

Visor Directed by Jim O'Mulloy

Captain Lobster Directed by Zoe Wilton, Phoebe Barnicoat and Lou Brett

Ghost Noon Directed by Ting-Kin Chan

 

YOUNG PEOPLE’S SHORT FILMS

THEY Directed by Renée Zellweger

Future Of… Directed by Scott Coello

Big Wizard Directed by Charlie Sullivan

A Mourning Star Directed by Vanessa Ndikanwu

Pirates, Aliens and Stuff Like That! Directed by Coco

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FEATURE FILMS

BEST NARRATIVE & NON-NARRATIVE FEATURES FROM COMPETITION 

Programme

You Can't Fly Directed by Josh Dylan

Ultimate Thunder Directed by Ben G. Brown

No Trees, No Seas Directed by James Stuart

We, The Hated Directed by Rich Felgate

Glorious Summer Directed by Helena Ganjalyan and Bartosz Szpak

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Semi- Finalists

IF I GO WILL THEY MISS ME Directed by Walter Thompson-Hernández

Hello Stranger Directed by Beryl Richards

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AWARDS coming soon!

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INDUSTRY DAY
 19.11.26  |  9 - 5.30 THE POLY   |  FALMOUTH 

A day for filmmakers, creatives and screen professionals to connect, learn, share ideas and move their careers and projects forward.

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Cornwall Film Festival’s Industry Day brings together emerging and established filmmakers with industry organisations, funders, producers and practitioners for a packed programme of conversations, practical insight, bookable 1-to-1 meetings and networking.

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Your INDUSTRY DAY PASS+ includes networking brunch and lunch, access to all four sessions and INDUSTRY SURGERIES, plus two festival tickets. £45 and £35 for Students

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Individual sessions can be booked separately for £15, but INDUSTRY SURGERIES are exclusively available to PASS+ holders. If you're super busy and can't commit to a session or a whole day, join us for a networking lunch. 

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Places are limited.

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