The film events and screenings will be held at Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square on November 8, 9 and 10 - presenting 3 evenings of unique film screenings as part of this year’s festival.

The film selection includes short films made by both British and international film makers, offering something for everyone and including a number of London premieres.

Niranjan Kamatkar, GFEST artistic director, said:
"Everything this year takes you on a narrative journey that is unique, thought-provoking and thoroughly enjoyable. The films explore race, politics and young people's sexualities in  contemporary settings. It is a rare chance to watch some of the short films on a big screen."

The festival will also feature Hong Khaou's film Spring, debuted at Sundance this year, Sydney based director Craig Boreham, Liane Lang and Betsy Kalin amongst others covering trends in lesbian culture, amateur boxing, transition in relationships and teenage secrets.