Curtains close on successful Film Fest 2015

Monday, 14 September 2015 00:00

The curtains have closed on the Isle of Man Film Festival for 2015.

This year saw events across the Island begin rolling at an evening with iconic album art mastermind Roger Dean.

There was a screening of the film 'Take Down' - including a question and answer session with director Jim Gillespie.

Organisers also crafted a night with internationally renowned British film star, Sir John Hurt.

Critic Mark Kermode interviewed Hurt at the Gaiety Theatre on the weekend - he hopes that his role in the annual festival is here to stay:

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