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Indie Lincs Festival: 10 Years of Low-Budget Cinema
6 Feb
Summary
- Indie Lincs film festival marks its 10th anniversary at Lincoln Arts Centre.
- The festival showcases low-budget features and short films, including world premieres.
- Industry professionals like BBC's Simon Nelson will participate in sessions.
The Indie Lincs film festival is commemorating its 10th anniversary, providing a platform for low-budget independent features and short films at the Lincoln Arts Centre.
The event is renowned for its Imp film awards and aims to create a welcoming atmosphere for filmmakers to celebrate their work.
This year's festival includes exclusive sessions with industry experts, such as Simon Nelson, a development executive for BBC writers drama. Attendees can also look forward to the world premieres of films like 'Empire of Lies' and 'Bernd: Operation Germanenkind'. The festival concludes on February 7th.
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