Programme A-Z

How are Indigenous filmmakers redefining filmmaking as a care-led, relational practice in the context of environmental justice?

Explore multi-sensory storytelling in the Igloo360 immersive space through research and innovation in climate, nature, resilience, hidden histories at Sheffield Hallam University's South Yorkshire Institute of Technology.

Special screening of the Sheffield DocFest International Competition Winner: Filthy

When an actress goes looking for the man who assaulted her, she turns her trauma into art and asks the question nobody wanted her to: why didn't you do anything?

Special screening of the Sheffield DocFest International First Feature Competition Winner: Magma

Searching for answers about her Algerian family's ties to both sides of the Independence war, a filmmaker uncovers a tangle of contradicting buried histories.

 

True crime has never been more popular or more hotly debated. Hear from the producers of some of the biggest releases of the year to discuss the craft and responsibility at the heart of ethical true crime production. Hosted by Criminal Barrister and Broadcaster, Rob Rinder MBE.

This conversation brings together filmmakers and industry workers to speak openly about the realities of balancing creative careers with the complexities of human life.

Join us for a special screening of this film, followed by a discussion with the director, Laura Warner and protagonist Jon Snow. Moderated by Ben De Pear.

Sheffield DocFest and Chiledoc invite you to a late-night celebration of Latin beats, drinks, and festival energy at Corporation.

Through filmmaking, students critically explore culture, authorship, and knowledge-making across three interconnected cinema worlds spanning the UK, Nigeria, and Germany​.

Join us for a special screening of this film, plus a discussion with the director, Daniele Rugo and two protagonists from the film, Prof. Nick Maynard and Dr. Ana Jeelani. Moderated by Asif Kapadia.

Looking Out of a Window - in partnership with ArtWorks Together Festival, a new artwork from Sheffield resident Jodie Cooper.

A facilitated working session bringing producers and industry leaders together to confront fee deferral and financial precarity, working towards a shared framework for fairer practice.