Great Fire Community Spirit Season: Brassed Off

NFF 2025: 16yrs and Under films (PG then 12)

The Guildhall St Giles' Square, Northampton, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom

We are showing a selection of films which are in competition for Best Film at NFF 2024. Plus we'll be premiering our litter hero films made with Castle Academy supported by West Northamptonshire Council. We'll start with U and PG certificates then have a short interval after which we'll screen the films with a 12 certificate meaning you can come to the first half whatever your age. Anyone under 12 will need to leave at the interval. Filmmakers, we hope you will all join us for our awards ceremony starting at 3pm at The Guildhall on the same day to see if your film has won!

NFF 2025: Awards Ceremony Part 1 – hosted by NFF’s Youth and Youth Disability Advisory Boards (PG)

The Guildhall St Giles' Square, Northampton, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom

Learn more about Northampton Film Festival and meet filmmakers from Northampton and around the country. We'll be announcing the awards for Best Film in the following categories: 16yrs and Under as well as announcing the winner from our Oska Bright Film Festival selection as chosen by our Youth Disability Advisory Board AND the winner of our new Youth Advisory Board award. We will also be celebrating local litter heroes which NFF has been working with local young people from Castle Academy to chronicle through film. Doors 3pm with awards starting at 3.30pm. This is a relaxed event aimed at young people, families and those with sensory sensitives which will avoid loud music and flashing lights. There will be a quiet space available. A bar will be available. All our venues are wheelchair accessible. However it is not possible to have step-free access to the stage in this venue so in the event that someone who is a wheelchair user or cannot climb the stairs wins a prize, we will come to you on the main hall floor.

NFF 2025: Awards Ceremony Part 2

The Guildhall St Giles' Square, Northampton, Northamptonshire, United Kingdom

Learn more about Northampton Film Festival and meet filmmakers from Northampton and around the country. We'll be announcing the awards for Best Film in the following categories: 17-23yrs New Filmmakers, Misfits and Mavericks, Narrative Fiction and Documentary.

Great Fire Community Spirit Season: Fires Were Started

Northampton Filmhouse

Screening Dates: Sun 8 June 3:45pm Director: Humphrey Jennings Starring: Philip Dickson, George Gravett, Fred Griffiths, Johnny Houghton, Loris Rey, William Sansom In Humphrey Jennings propagandist documentary about heroism, filmed with real fire fighters, we meet a new man that joins the civilian firefighters at a London unit during the Second World War. He bonds with his fellow firemen and firewomen and even manages to enjoy some leisure time with them, until he goes on his first mission with the crew as it attempts to save an explosives warehouse on Trinidad Street near the London docks. 89 on the BFI’s Top 100 British films Purchase Tickets

Great Fire Community Spirit Season: Brassed Off

Northampton Filmhouse

Screening Dates: Sun 22 June 3:00pm Director: Mark Herman Starring: Ewan McGregor, Pete Postlethwaite, Tara Fitzgerald In North Yorkshire, a local colliery band led by Danny (Pete Postlethwaite), prepare for the National Brass Band championships, at a time when the pit’s miners face redundancy. When the daughter of a former band leader named Gloria (Tara Fitzgerald) arrives, her return to the band raises their spirits, alongside a blossoming relationship with one of the band’s younger members (Ewan McGregor). With Gloria leading on the flugelhorn, this pivotal scene showcases the band performing Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez. Combining the yearning, pining quality of brass band music with the film’s dry humour, politics and human stories, Brassed Off reminds us that it’s the music that matters. 85 on the BFI’s Top 100 British films Purchase Tickets

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