Oska Bright, the festival of short films made by people with a learning disability, starts next Tuesday (17).

This year's selection includes animations, comedies, documentaries, dramas, soap operas, dance films, as well as the awards ceremony and party.

The festival is also a chance for learning disabled film makers to meet and talk to each other, have fun watching each others films and to celebrate learning disability film. It is also an event for the wider general public to see the films that have been made.

A spokesman for Oska Bright said:
"We have been working hard for the past two years to make this festival the biggest and most exciting ever. We are proud of all the film makers from all over the world who have entered their great films. Whilst we were on the road we met hundreds of film makers and had the chance to talk to them about their film making. We are looking forward to seeing some of them at this years festival and showing their new films."

For more information, including a timetable of films, view:
www.oskabright.co.uk