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See: The Brighton Documentary Film Festival 2012
| March 24, 2012 | to | April 1, 2012 |
See Festival 2012 is a week long celebration of international documentaries hosted in the seaside city of Brighton.
With six years of previous successful events, attracting celebrated filmmakers such as Louis Theroux, Nick Broomfield and Luke Holland, See Festival has deservedly marked its place in the annual film festival calendar. 2012 marks a bigger and better event than ever before as See Festival launches it’s first nine-day film festival, continuing to expand on its diverse selection of film Screenings, Seminars, Q&As and Master Classes.
This year’s HEADLINER events include Shaun Ryder In Conversation, BAFTA presented master classes of the award-winning Senna and TOWIE, and a Q&A screenings of Anyone Can Play Guitar followed by music with Ride’s Mark Gardener.
This year See Festival have put together a series of film screenings to cater for Brighton’s varied tastes, exploring contemporary global issues of REVOLUTION and CONFLICT, as well as a selection of evening screenings offering you the chance to discover HIDDEN WORLDS and kick back to the very best MUSIC DOCS.
Popular returning events include the OUTREACH and UNIVERSITY free program of screenings, and new to 2012, See Festival will be launching a special series of SHORT SHOWCASES.
Brighton Pride August
Arrive early to grab a good spot to watch the fab Pride Parade which sets off at 11am from Madeira Drive next to Brighton Pier. The route takes it along the Kingsway, up West Street to the Clock Tower, down North Street, left onto the Old Steine, past the Royal Pavilion and along Marlborough Place, Gloucester Place, London Road, Preston Road, arriving at Preston Park from around 1pm.
The park will be packed with masses to do, no matter who you are, where you’re from, what you like or how you like it there will be something to interest you. There will be music tents, cabaret, trade stalls, Community village, access tent, food stalls and bars.
Goodwood
With so much on offer at the Goodwood Estate, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Events range from ‘The Festival of Speed’, the new ‘Vintage at Goodwood Festival’, Goodwood Revival’ to horses racing: ‘Glorious Goodwood’. Check out the website for more extensive listings and info.
• The Goodwood Estate, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0PX • 01243 755 055 • www.goodwood.co.uk
