Full line-up for film festival revealed

The details for the Carmarthen Bay Film festival have just been released.
The festival launches tonight with a special screening of the classic Grand Slam at Parc y Scarlets, Llanelli.
The festival proper starts next week.
Festival programme for Tuesday May 8th.
• 1400 Welcome to the festival
• 1415 Luminary/Audio visual short fantasy.
• 1430 The Future/short dry witted comedy.
• 1445 Luella and Me/comedy drama
• 1500 BREAK
• 1515 Flanagan's Wake/documentary. Q and A with Peter Bach
• 1645 BREAK
• 1715 Fit Boy Feature film over 18s ONLY
• 1900 END OF FIRST DAY
• 1930 Film makers reception
Festival programme for Wednesday May 9th.
• 1100 Foreign film showcase
• 1300 LUNCH BREAK
• 1400 The Dinorwic Slate Quarry/documentary
• 1445 Wonder/documentary
• 1500 Reality/Dramatised documentary
• 1515 A Season in the Rain/Experimental drama
• 1615 BREAK
• 1630 Bonfire/drama
• 1700 Life Camera Action feature film
• 1830 END OF SECOND DAY
Festival programme for Thursday May 10th.
• 1300 Life and Death/psychological thriller
• 1315 One about the sheep/comedy
• 1320 The Security Guard/thriller/drama
• 1335 The Audition/psychological thriller
• 1350 Toby’s Odyssey/drama
• 1430 Glow/ghost story
• 1445 BREAK
• 1515 To the Last Drop/action suspense
• 1520 Skin Deep/drama
• 1530 Colour Red/drama
• 1600 Hawk/mythological drama Q and A with film makers
• 1645 Gin and Dry/comedy Q and A with film makers
• 1715 Girl Abducted/thriller
• 1745 Cluster/documentary
Festival programme for Friday May 11th.
• 1300 Ham and Piper /feature film
• 1430 Desperate Pursuit/thriller
• 1445 Llais yr Andes/Welsh/Spanish documentary .Q and A with film makers
• 1515 Spirit of the Coliseum/bilingual documentary
• 1600 Burrito PI/television comedy
• 1700 In Lust/drama
• 1730 Local Film makers showcase
• 1900 END OF LAST DAY
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