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Purbeck Film Festival
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Langue d'origine : EN
Informations générales
- Dates
- 16 octobre 2026 – 1 novembre 2026
- Lieu
- Non communiqué
- Date limite d'inscription
- Non communiqué
- Éligibilité
- Non communiqué
- Sous-titres
- Non communiqué
- Site officiel
- http://www.purbeckfilm.com/
- Dernière vérification
- 23 septembre 2026
Actualités
FOCUS FRANÇAIS
French films are riding high in this year's festival, take a look at those screening near you.
FILM REVIEW: LABYRINTH (1986)
Justina Reynolds takes you through her experience of watching Labyrinth at The Blue Pool - a perfect place to host an outdoor cinema fantasy film, because it feels like a place taken out of one.
FILM REVIEW: PADDINGTON 2
Justina Reynolds brings her review of the outdoor screening of Paddington 2
FILM REVIEW: DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2
Maddie Clifford's review of The Devil Wear's Prada 2 confirms that is more than watching a film when you are outside, under the stars.
FILM AND FOOD AT THE FESTIVAL
From village hall suppers to a full two-course dinner, see what screenings come with a meal or a drink built into the evening.
PREVIEWS, PREMIERES AND ON DAY OF RELEASE FILMS
This year's festival brings audiences a run of films ahead of their UK release, together with a British premiere, a regional premiere and a screening on its actual day of release.
GUESTS
Purbeck Film Festival’s 30th year brings a run of guests from across the industry, joining audiences for post-screening discussions and Q&As throughout the programme. UNE JOURNÉE JACQUES TATI | ROWAN ATKINSON The festival opens its Jacques Tati celebration on Saturday 17 October with Rowan Atkinson, who joins the evening screening of Mr Hulot’s Hol
GALAS
Purbeck Film Festival marks its 30th anniversary this year with three gala evenings across the festival programme.
ARE YOU 25 OR UNDER?
The Purbeck Film Festival offers reduced and affordable ticket prices for most films to those aged 25 and under.
FILM REVIEW: THE MAGIC FARAWAY TREE
Justina Reynolds' review of The Magic Faraway Tree confirms that there was no better place to watch it than under the stars at Careys Secret Garden.