We are very proud to announce the results of the 3rd edition of the International Public Health Film Competition. This year we were delighted to receive over 1740 film submissions from 112 countries to the competition We would like to thank everyone who put their films forward for consideration during these particularly difficult times. Finally,…
‘Health and wellbeing in a pandemic: stories told through film’ With the world facing a health crisis of unprecedented scale caused by COVID-19, the International Public Health Film Competition aims to showcase the work of amateur and professionals film-makers around the world documenting stories from the pandemic. Submissions to the competition are FREE and winning…
We are very proud to announce the results of the 2nd edition of the International Public Health Film Competition. This year over 550 films were submitted from 72 countries and in total 189 hours of footage was submitted. We would like to thank everyone who put their films forward for consideration, and the film judging…
The International Public Health Film Competition is now open. Submissions to the competition are FREE and winning films will be shown at this year’s 3rd Public Health Film Festival in Oxford, UK between 6-8th December. For further details and to enter your film, click on the icon below (Our previous judging criteria can…
We are pleased to announce the 3rd Public Health Film Festival – ‘Growing Up Well’ will take place in Oxford between Thursday 6th and Saturday 8th December 2018. If you want your film to be considered for the festival please enter our FREE International Public Health Film Competition by clicking on the icon below…
Thanks to our #PHFF2016 film competition judging committee and all those involved with the festival last year, we have published our competition judging criteria in the forthcoming edition of the Journal of Public Health. To find out more click here.
We are very proud to present the UK premiere of Up For Air by Navigo Productions at the Public Health Film Festival 2016. The film follows Jerry Cahill, a 60-year-old pole-vaulting coach battling Cystic Fibrosis (CF). He is now 20 years past his given life expectancy and one of the oldest living patients with the genetic disease. Jerry’s…