Packed line-up for IOM Film Festival 2014

Monday, 1 September 2014 00:00

This month will see what's being billed as the biggest Isle of Man Film Festival to date.

The event will run from Wednesday the 10th to Sunday the 14th and will feature exclusive premieres, a Q&A presentation of the film Belle with director Amma Asante in attendance, filmmaker workshops and MannIN Shorts screenings.

Renowned BBC film critic Mark Kermode will oversee proceedings, with a special 'Audience With...' evening planned for the Gaiety Theatre.

Festival organiser Christy De Haven gave us a lowdown on what else to expect from this year's line up:

You can click here for more details.

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