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London Labour Film Festival
BOOK TICKETS The fifth edition of the London Labour Film Festival will open its doors from November 25-26th 2017 at the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square. We provide quality entertainment with social awareness, offering a bright and sensitive look at the world of work. We are delighted to be returning to Prince Charles in …
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- http://londonlabourfilmfest.com/
- Last checked
- 23 September 2026
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VOTE IN THE PUBLIC AWARDS
As part of our LABOUR FILM FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL CONTEST, the public get to vote for their favorite SHORT (documentary and and fiction). They are all absolutely brilliant.
THE PRINCE CHARLES
We are delighted to be returning to the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square for our fifth anniversary. It is after all the home of cult cinema!
AWARDS NIGHT
Join us for the awards ceremony where the winners of the contest will be announced. With special guests and a chance to preview the shortlisted films.
MODERN SLAVERY
Our retrospective on the films of Nick Broomfield is carefully selected around the theme of Modern Slavery. With special guests, this promises to be an eye-opening insight into the lives of hidden workers; past and present.
International Contest 2017
Our Labour Film Festivals celebrates national and international cinema with the twin objective of recognising and supporting new filmmakers and also improving knowledge, accessibility and understanding of social and labour issues amongst a wide and diverse audience. The post International Contest 2017 appeared first on London Labour Film Festival.
Labour films on the world screen – Tom Zaniello
As I think back on the last four years of the Labour Film Festivals in London and now Liverpool (North West), I am struck by the big generalizations we often turn to while discussing the labour and related films on offer. Globalization has probably the term been around the longest, denoting the rapid export of […] The post Labour films on the world
Girlhood
Friday 23 September 20:30 A film to make you laugh, cry, and despair in equal measure, the latest masterpiece from Céline Sciamma (Tomboy) is one of the most powerful films in years on the subject of youth. Following Marieme, a young woman being denied educational opportunities by the French school system, she starts to embrace life The post Girlho
The Judgment
Film premiere Saturday 24 September 17:30 Q&A The number of migrants/refugees being smuggled across our borders are now daily news. But how do these people make it to Europe through often hostile and unforgiving terrain?
Winter on Fire – Film review – Anna Burton
This film charts the Ukranian rebellion in the bitter winter of 2013/2014 against corrupt President Viktor Yanukovyvh, who was elected on a false promise to bring the country into the European Union, and instead cut a deal with Russian’s Vladimir Putin. What initially starts out as a protest around EU membership turns into a violent […] The post Wi