Friday 30 October · 21:00
Hastings Rocks Film Festival: So This Is How It Ends at The Printworks
Sci-fi and dystopian film
12.00Film
Part of Hastings Rocks Film Festival 2026 (30 October – 1 November, at The Printworks and The Observer Building). Five takes on the near future, led by the feature Luna: the moon is heading for Earth and one woman withdraws into solitude. Set in Brighton, with scenes shot in Hastings. Shorts: Well-Being, Mercy, Run, Untouched and The Nomophobe. Followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. Tickets £12 per session. Day passes: Friday £25, Saturday £40, Sunday £25. VIP festival pass £50 covers every session. For concessions or if you are in financial need, email info@rocksfestivals.com.
Pictures
Put on by
event details may change, please check with venues or promoters before heading out.
More like this
- Wed 28 OctArchive Stories: BFI Replay and Screen Archive South EastHastings Library
- Thu 29 OctIsh at the Electric PalaceElectric Palace
- Fri 30 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: Home Is Where I Want to Be at The PrintworksThe Printworks
- Fri 30 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: Love, Loss and Leviathans at The PrintworksThe Printworks
- Sat 31 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: In Conversation with David Quantick at The PrintworksThe Printworks
More at this venue
- Fri 30 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: Home Is Where I Want to Be at The Printworks
- Fri 30 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: Love, Loss and Leviathans at The Printworks
- Sat 31 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: In Conversation with David Quantick at The Printworks
- Sat 31 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: Stories of Sanctuary at The Printworks
- Sat 31 OctHastings Rocks Film Festival: The Shape of Silence at The Printworks
Is this your event?
Claim it and you can keep the details, dates and photos up to date yourself.