London Rolling Film Festival 2025: Showcasing Global Independent Cinema
5–7 September 2025 | VUE Cinema Piccadilly, London
The London Rolling Film Festival (LRFF) returns this 5–7 September at VUE Cinema Piccadilly with a carefully curated programme of screenings, industry panels, and networking events. LRFF continues to champion independent filmmakers from around the world and foster professional connections in the heart of London.
This year’s Official Selection includes work by directors with credits and accolades from Emmy®, BAFTA and Golden Globe®-recognised productions, as well as award-winning entries from key festivals across Europe and the US.
Opening Night – 5 September
The festival launches with a curated selection of short films, followed by the UK premiere of Joachim and the Apocalypseby Jordan River. Known for his pioneering work in Italian 3D cinema, River’s feature has received multiple awards, including Best Italian Feature at the 79th Salerno International Film Festival and a Gold Medal for Original Score at the Global Music Awards.
Feature Films – 6 September (Afternoon)
Saturday afternoon features four international narratives:
- An American Abroad – Marcia Kimpton
- Who Is He – Dustin Donnay Evans & Nico Wischnewski
- 49 Miles More – Oliver Cox
- Buio Come il Cuore – Marco De Luca
Short Films – 6 September
A diverse selection spanning drama, genre, and experimental works:
- This Damnation – Russell John De Rozario
- Armada – Philip Walker
- Keep Young and Beautiful – Neil Marshall
- Easy Sell – Ken Abalos & Ash Meshkati
- Silence in This Solitude – Martina Girlanda
- Roam Unleashed III – Kamil Dymek
- The Light in the Dark – Yufeng Chiu
- Night Whispers – Adrian León
- The Stranger I Love – Martin Gooch & Theresa Godly
- Collage – Marius Conrotto
- The Call – Mark Singer
- Fools Gold – Andrew McCann
True Spark Selection – 6 September (Morning)
- Discesa Libera – Sandro Torella
- Voiceless – Thomas Schubert
- Take My Heart – Anna Simone Scott
- Britalians – Mirko Ricci
Closing Day – 7 September
The festival wraps with the panel discussion “A Coffee With…” and the VIP Networking Party at The Queens Head Piccadilly — a final opportunity for filmmakers and industry guests to connect.
Festival Highlights
- UK and international premieres
- Filmmaker Q&As and industry sessions
- Focused networking opportunities
- A broad spectrum of storytelling formats and voices
🎟️ Tickets and info: rollingfilmfestival.com
Venue: VUE Cinema Piccadilly, 19 Lower Regent Street, London SW1Y 4LR
The London Rolling Film Festival continues to build a welcoming space for creators and film lovers alike — committed to connection, artistic exploration and community.
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