The 2009 Super 8 Festival

Jury Prize

Brick Lane Memory (Jason Edwards, UK)

Audience Prize:

The Penalty Box (Arthur Franck & Oskar Forsten, Finland)

Best UK Film:

Code Grey (Rob Wickings, UK)

Development Prize:

Moving On (Erin Celeste Weisgerber, Canada)

Best Cinematography:

Rainy Day (Andres Victorero Rey, Spain)

Best Sound:

Who's Afraid of Ghosts (Amson Mak, Hong Kong)

3 special mentions were also given for:

• The Time Machine (Paul Stevenson, UK)
• The Golden Beach (Miklos Csoka, Hungary)
• Dir Schneider Krankheit (Javier Chillon, Spain)

You can consult our 2009 festival blog for more details.

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Films and festival

In 2008, the second Cambridge Super 8 Festival was a hugely successful event with more than 88 films screened in 4 competitive programmes and 2 non-competitive programmes.

All genres were represented (animation, fiction, documentaries and experimental film), showing the diversity of films submitted and versitility of the Super 8mm format.

The winners were;

Jury Prize for best film: "Shikashika" by Steve Hyde
Special Jury Prize: "The Two brothers" from "8 moments in Barcelona as seen by Johan Kramer"
Development Prize: "Dash Dot" by Ian Helliwell
The Best UK Film and Audience Prize: "The Flasher" by Magnus Irvin

In addition, two films received special mentions from the Jury, "Lunch" by Miklos Solyom and "Burnt Out and Inarticulate" by Ian Weake.

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The First Cambridge International Super 8 Film Festival was held on the 1st and 2nd June 2007, in a big tent on Midsomer Common, Cambridge. The event was graced with baking hot weather and appreciative audiences.

In 2007 the acclaimed winners were:

Jury Prize: "A shift in Perception" by Dan Marceaux (Australia)
Audience Prize: "Foxy Lady in Winterland" by Dagie Brundert (Germany)
Development Prize: "Dear N." by Chantal Partamian (Lebanon)
Commendation Prize: "I Have Been Single Too Long" by Shane Davey (UK)

Download the 2007 festival programme either as single page (1.8mb .pdf file) or booklet form (2.2mb .pdf file)