Connor Storrie in ‘April X,’ Films by Gorillaz, Kit Harington and EP Jane Fonda Set for Raindance
The Raindance Film Festival in London will showcase a diverse lineup featuring notable figures like Connor Storrie, Kit Harington, and Jane Fonda. The festival aims to highlight emerging filmmakers and urgent social issues through storytelling. Running from June 17-26, it will screen 85 features and 112 short films, including the U.K. premiere of 'April X' and a Gorillaz short film.
- ▪The festival will run from June 17-26 and will include 85 narrative and documentary features.
- ▪The opening gala will feature the U.K. premiere of 'April X' and a short film by Gorillaz.
- ▪Raindance aims to champion emerging filmmakers and address important social issues through cinema.
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'April X' Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Connor Storrie, Kit Harington, Jane Fonda, Robert Englund, music icon Eddie Cochran and other big names will feature in the lineup of the 34th edition of the Raindance Film Festival in London – whether as stars, behind-the-scenes talent or subjects of movies. But organizers unveiled the 2026 program on Monday with commentary on the state of the world. “In an increasingly divisive and polarized world, the power of storytelling has never been more crucial,” they said.
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