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Eastbourne, United Kingdom · Est. 2015 · High structural score (80–100) for legitimacy and industry clout — not limited to Oscar-qualifying festivals
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Crossing the Screen, the Eastbourne International Film Festival, is an international festival based in Eastbourne, East Sussex, that champions innovative and independent cinema from around the world. It is notable for spotlighting unique voices and emerging talents while presenting a broad mix of feature films, documentaries, short films, animations, and experimental works, along with a strong community cinema presence in Sussex.
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
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Founded
2015
Venue
The Cavendish Hotel and Hailsham Pavilion Cinema
Screenings
Physical screenings confirmed
Avg. rating
4.2/ 5
Reviews
68
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