Special events, followed by an illuminating discussion: The Parking Spot, The Idol, Following
Special events, followed by an illuminating discussion: The Parking Spot, The Idol, Following
The variety of films is amazing. Bringing international classics in the mix with current films means something for everyone.
Brilliant programme of films that I wouldn’t have either discovered or had the chance to see if it wasn’t for FilmChelt.
Sizzle reel produced by Jamie Adams
The wait is officially over – the FilmChelt 2026 programme has been revealed.
Starting on Friday 30 October and running until Sunday 8 November 2026 FilmChelt brings a spectacular 10-day celebration of film to Cheltenham.
This year’s finely tuned selection picks out four distinct strands which run through the programme providing a platform for some thought-provoking, highly relevant topics which sit alongside light-hearted family entertainment and cult classics.
Here are some highlights of what’s to come. You can see the full line-up of films and events here.
FilmChelt is run by a team of volunteers to bring an unparalleled 10 days of exciting films to Cheltenham. With your support FilmChelt can do even more. You can show your support by becoming a sponsor, making a donation, volunteering. Every ticket bought helps.
Sizzle reel produced by Jamie Adams
The wait is officially over – the FilmChelt 2026 programme has been revealed.
Starting on Friday 30 October and running until Sunday 8 November 2026 FilmChelt brings a spectacular 10-day celebration of film to Cheltenham.
This year’s finely tuned selection picks out four distinct strands which run through the programme providing a platform for some thought-provoking, highly relevant topics which sit alongside light-hearted family entertainment and cult classics.
Here are some highlights of what’s to come. You can see the full line-up of films and events here.
FilmChelt is run by a team of volunteers to bring an unparalleled 10 days of exciting films to Cheltenham. With your support FilmChelt can do even more. You can show your support by becoming a sponsor, making a donation, volunteering. Every ticket bought helps.
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Starting on Friday 30 October and running until Sunday 8 November 2026 FilmChelt brings a spectacular 10-day celebration of film to Cheltenham.
