14 February 2019
- 19 new short films added to ground breaking lgbt+ film library as it continues to expand
- Award winning shorts including Birchgrove WI baking an LGBT cake in Cardiff, mental health issues and recollections from a care home about historical stories of pre-legalised Britain
- Iris is delighted to play our part in LGBT History month with activities in Manchester, Parc Prison, Bournemouth, London and schools in Cardiff
- Award winning shorts including Birchgrove WI baking an LGBT cake in Cardiff, mental health issues and recollections from a care home about historical stories of pre-legalised Britain
- Iris is delighted to play our part in LGBT History month with activities in Manchester, Parc Prison, Bournemouth, London and schools in Cardiff
By Team Iris 28 January 2019
Birchgrove WI Cardiff, were the winners of Leadership Award at the third annual Iris Community and Education Short Film Awards 2019. The other winners were Y Lolfa (The Lounge) by Ysgol Gwynllyw, Pont-y-pŵl, which took the Best Education Short Film Award and We Leave Our Labels at the Door by SWS (Wrexham) (pictured above), who took the Best Community Short Film Award at a packed ceremony at Cineworld in Llandudno Junction.
By Berwyn Rowlands 04 December 2018
• 2019 tour starts in Llandudno Junction, before visiting Newcastle, Manchester, Brighton and Bournemouth
• Lebanese director and 2018 Iris Prize winner Lara Zeidan to return to Wales to attend Llandudno Junction film festival
• 19 short films up for the 3rd Iris Community & Education Awards Short Film Awards
• Lebanese director and 2018 Iris Prize winner Lara Zeidan to return to Wales to attend Llandudno Junction film festival
• 19 short films up for the 3rd Iris Community & Education Awards Short Film Awards
By Berwyn Rowlands 22 November 2018
• Friends of Iris talk candidly about hosting visiting filmmakers at annual Iris Prize LGBT+ Film Festival
• “245 filmmakers have been accommodated by the Friends of Iris since 2007”
• Cardiff residents become stars for the night as Cardiff University’s School of Journalism hosts film premiere in new Central Square home
• “245 filmmakers have been accommodated by the Friends of Iris since 2007”
• Cardiff residents become stars for the night as Cardiff University’s School of Journalism hosts film premiere in new Central Square home
By Berwyn Rowlands 04 October 2018
* 35 Short films compete for the 2018 Iris Prize. 20 countries represented bringing together films featuring contemporary dance, brutal violence and challenging stories about gender
* Seven feature films to receive UK Premiere in Cardiff
* Brit Award and Mercury Prize winning singer Heather Small will return to the Iris Prize Festival to be on the judging panel
* Seven feature films to receive UK Premiere in Cardiff
* Brit Award and Mercury Prize winning singer Heather Small will return to the Iris Prize Festival to be on the judging panel
By Team Iris 
