Sheffield Doc/Fest 2009 presents its film programme
Sheffield International Documentary Film Festival has now made its programme of films throughout the 2009 Doc/Fest, available for viewing.
The 16th annual Sheffield International Documentary Film festival will screen more than 100 films over the five days from 4-8 November including award-winning international documentaries and 16 world and 10 EU premieres. This year there will be a special focus on Russian documentary.
Following their success in previous years at Sheffield Doc/Fest, a number of segments of the festival will keep up with current trends in documentary filmmaking; the Music Doc, Green Doc, Arts Doc and Bent Doc strands will be joined by new sections, Comedy Docs and Cross-platform Docs.
All films will be available to both festival delegates and the general public. To see the film schedule, for ticket sales and further details go to www.sheffdocfest.com
Sheffield International Documentary Film Festival has now made its programme of films throughout the 2009 Doc/Fest, available for viewing.
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