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THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2026

Take a look at some of the upcoming events for The South London Film Festival 2026

THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2026
UPCOMING EVENTS

SATURDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2026 - 1PM - 5:30PM

PICTUREHOUSE RITZY, BRIXTON

THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL 2026: OFFICIAL AWARDS SHOWCASE

The South London Film Festival returns with an unforgettable celebration of cinema, presenting 15 award-winning, powerful and thought-provoking short films.

SUNDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER 2026 - 3PM

PICTUREHOUSE RITZY, BRIXTON

THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS: BEHIND THE SMILE

In collaboration with the Film + TV Charity, join us for afternoon of 10 exceptional thought provoking films that highlight powerful stories that link around themes of mental health.

SATURDAY 19TH SEPTEMBER 2026 - 6:30PM

PICTUREHOUSE RITZY, BRIXTON

THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS:
I LIVE HERE NOW - JULIE PACINO

The South London Film Festival presents a special screening of I Live Here Now, the bold and haunting feature directorial debut from Julie Pacino.

Shot on 35mm and blending psychological horror with a vivid, dreamlike visual style, I Live Here Now follows struggling actress Rose (Lucy Fry), whose life is thrown into turmoil by unexpected news. Seeking escape, she finds herself at a remote hotel where time, memory and reality begin to fracture, and the violent echoes of her past take terrifying form. 

Surreal, unsettling and deeply personal, Pacino’s debut explores trauma, identity, body autonomy and the fragile boundary between memory and nightmare. The film also stars Madeline Brewer, Matt Rife, Sheryl Lee and Cara Seymour.

Screening followed by a special Q&A with writer-director Julie Pacino, subject to final confirmation.

SUNDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 2026 - 5PM

PICTUREHOUSE RITZY, BRIXTON

THE SOUTH LONDON FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS: SHE OWNS THE SCENE Vol.2 + CLOSING NIGHT

Join us for an afternoon of 10 exceptional and thought-provoking films, amplifying the voices of both emerging and internationally acclaimed women both in front of and behind the camera.

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