BETWEEN October 20-23, Rhyl Town Hall was transformed into a cinema for the seventh Wicked Wales Festival, screening more than 50 short films made by people from across the world.
The festival also welcomed numerous schools from the area to watch and review many of the subtitled films.
The opening night included a world premiere of a new documentary, “Dylan”, directed by Wicked Wales Studios’ in-house director, Ffion Pritchard.
The evening also heard from Carole Green, who had been involved for more than 20 years with the Brick Children School supporting children in Nepal, who were making bricks all day with no access to school.
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One day of the festival was handed over to young filmmakers from across Wales, who had the chance to discuss making films on a budget and the challenges of getting funding.
The festival provided a number of opportunities to see Wales on Film, features produced in Wales including “I Am Not a Witch” and “Dreamhorse”.
Sunday was a day of myths and legends, including a celebration of 25 years of Harry Potter and developing film projects working with partners from Gornji Milanovac in Serbia who had come to the festival.
You can still watch much of the festival’s events for the next few days via its YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCj7hrTa3a2dTlPtx85cgx1g.
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