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Tea, Toast and Ghosts

Folkestone, United Kingdom · Est. 2024 · Multiple structural red flags — exercise caution before submitting

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Folkestone, United Kingdom
26
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Overview

Tea, Toast and Ghosts is a ghost-story-themed Christmas film event held in Folkestone, United Kingdom, and presented as the centerpiece of a seasonal community celebration. It is notable for screening innovative short films by independent filmmakers from around the world, with all entries required to have a ghostly, spooky, or supernatural theme. Its significance is primarily as a niche genre event rather than a major awards platform, offering a curated showcase for supernatural shorts in a local festival setting.

Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Legitimacy Analysis

Positive Indicators (+2 pts)

  • 1 verified pro signal

Red Flags (-26 pts)

  • No physical screenings
  • 1 documented risk signal
  • On watchlist — negative reputation signals detected

Trust Signals

Risk Flags

  • VERY_NEW

Positive Signals

  • FF_GOLD_BADGE

Festival Details

Founded

2024

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Legitimacy Score26/100
TierWarning
Reviews0
Community Reports0

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