Harvest Film Festival

Music – Talks – Screenings

Chasing Cow and Lower Hewood present Harvest Film Festival: Apocalyptic Visions

This year, the Harvest Film Festival returns to Lower Hewood Farm, guest curated by arts collective Chasing Cow, featuring a hand-picked selection of films, live music and talks themed around ‘Apocalyptic Visions’.

The programme including screenings of Roberto Rossellini’s gently poetic The Flowers of St Francis (1950), the independent historical drama Winstanley (1975), and the little known British sci-fi The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961). Plus talks on medieval wall paintings and the anthropology of climate change, and live music from Aidan Simpson.

Lunch and dinner made with local produce will be available to purchase on site, as well as a bar in the evening.

Tickets (£10-15) and programme at harvestfilmfestival.com Festival goers are welcome to drop in or stay for the whole day.

Email address: info@lowerhewoodfarm.org

Website: http://www.harvestfilmfestival.com

Talks:
Facing Fear in Medieval Wall Paintings — Dr Miriam Gill
What It Feels Like When Worlds End — Dr Susannah Crockford

Music:
Aidan Simpson

Films including:
The Flowers of St Francis
Winstanley
The Day the Earth Caught Fire

Exploring Apocalyptic Visions

Films, Talks & Live Music

• Lunch & Dinner with local produce

All-day Festival Pass: £15
£10 concessions

The all-day festival pass includes access to all films, talks and music (food and bar not included*)

*Tea and coffee will be available all day as part of your festival pass. Lunch (12.00-13.00) and dinner (19.30-20.30) made with local produce will be available to purchase on-site. There will also be a bar in the evening.

For tickets & full programme visit:
harvestfilmfestival.com