Rural Action Film Festival

Sat 26 Sept, 11am–4pm

Next: 27 Sept, 11am–4pm

Hub Free

An annual celebration of national and international cinema exploring rural life, conservation, and sustainability. Supported by Sleaford Climate Action Network, The Hub and Rural Action Cinema

About the Festival

The Rural Action Film Festival showcases documentary, fiction, comedy, and animation from around the world; all centred on rural life, natural resources, and sustainable futures. Independent filmmakers submit work responding to these themes, creating a rich mix of perspectives on the challenges and beauty of rural environments.

Festival Objectives

  • Raise awareness of rural issues through film and discussion
  • Support and encourage local conservation groups
  • Contribute to sustainable development across the region
  • Promote the area and its surrounding landscapes

 

Film Screening Sessions

Full listings for films for both dates can be found here

 

Saturday 26 September 

Morning Session       Entry from 10.30 - Screening Starts 11:00 (Free, drop-in)

Afternoon Session    Entry from 13:00 - Screening Starts 13:00 (Free, drop-in)

Special Feature Screening  Entry from 14:00 – Screening starts 14:15 (Free, booking required - see below)

Sunday 27 September

Morning Session       Entry from 10.30 - Screening Starts 11:00 (Free, drop-in)

Afternoon Session    Entry from 13:00 - Screening Starts 13:00 (Free, drop-in)

 

Special Feature Screening

“The Wash: Britain’s Secret Wilderness”

Saturday 26 Sep, 2:15pm 

Find out more and book here

 

Admission & Booking

The festival is free to attend, and all general sessions are drop-in entry. Booking is required for The Wash: Britain’s Secret Wilderness at 2:15pm.