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BFMAF is an artistically ambitious organisation for new cinema and artists’ moving image based in Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Miners’ Weekend School (1984) is a six-part documentary produced by Amber Films’ Current Affairs Unit during the 1984–85 Miners’ Strike.
Our current Vertical Screen Commission is If One Of Those Dots Stopped Moving Forever by Uma Breakdown. Catch the 3 min film through the window of The Burr of Berwick on 22 Bridge Street.
Watch a selection of our 20th Edition programme online with BFMAF 2025: Festival Replay from October 17 – 26
Watch WILD THINGS by young people from Tweedmouth West Middle School, made as part of our 2025 After-School Club
We are looking for a new Board Member with a financial focus to join the charity Board of Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival.
The reviews have started coming in! Take a look at what the film critics say about the Festival and the Programme…
Thank you for attending the 20th Edition of Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival! We ask all attendees to fill in a survey telling us more about your experience. This is immensely helpful for us, for a few reasons: For Funding Applications We send this feedback to our funders, and your participation helps ensure that […]
Six young critics from different academic and professional backgrounds came together for the 20th Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival, 27 – 30 March 2025 as part of the Early Career Critics Programme. They were joined by established critics Lauren Velvick, Sophia Satchell-Baeza and Tendai Mutambu, who led workshops on writing, interviewing and pitching. Rosalind […]
Eri Makihara programme information for d/Deaf audiences.
The Propositions programme features the UK Premiere of Morgan Quaintance’s Available Light, a screening of films by Stuart Marshall curated by Conal McStravick followed by a workshop and hybrid talk and live video essay presented by Abiba Coulibaly.
