“Florian’s Last Climb” has been selected to screen at the London International Documentary Festival. A BAFTA recognised festival, LIDF is London’s oldest and largest documentary festival and has been described by documentarian Brigitte Berman as “one of the most important film festivals in the world”. This is exciting news for me both because it marks “FLC’s” UK premiere and because I had the honour of screening here before with my documentary “Sweep”. I remember seeing Martin Scorsese’s simple but masterful documentary there, “Letter to Elia” about his childhood hero Elia Kazan, and sharing drinks at an after party with David Cronenberg’s producer. Like most other festivals, LIDF has had to go on-line this year but expect a challenging line-up.go to story

I am delighted to announce that “Florian’s Last Climb” has been selected to screen at the Harkat 16mm Film Festival in Mumbai, India. The festival describes itself as “an analog film festival dedicated to the showing, production and discourse around celluloid film as a medium” and includes screenings and workshops across three days between 18th-20th December. “FLC” will be screened as part of the “Persistence of Memory” section showing on the 19th December at 6:30pm IST (1 pm GMT). A great chance to see films in its original unvarnished state – “FLC” combining both 16mm and super8mm.Film Festival Instagram page

Another feather in the cap for “Florian’s Last Climb”. It recently screened at Long Story Shorts International Film Festival in Romania where it was nominated for Best Documentary.

“Florian’s Last Climb” has been accepted for Official Selection and screened at the Bucharest ShortCut Cinefest in Romania. Finished in 2018, the film continues its long run across the globe. Sadly in these days of Covid lockdowns audiences are not able to gather together in communality but at least the on-line alternative is giving people a chance to see films outside the mainstream. Viva the film festival!

I’m excited to announce that “Florian’s Last Climb” has been selected to screen at the 28th International Festival of Mountain Films, Poprad. The festival takes place in the picturesque city of Poprad situated at the foot of the HIgh Tatra Mountains in beautiful Slovakia. The festival have very generously invited director Harry Chapman along as its quest when it takes place in October.