CenterFrame has had its first Live Event!
Dec 4, 2021 1:30:00 PM Written by Arianna Steigman 4 min read

Last week, CenterFrame held its first live event, in partnership with the UK Film Festival - and it was b***dy awesome!
It was four days filled with fabulous shorts, documentaries and features, expertly curated by the UKFF team, and beautifully showcased at two very different, but equally fabulous, London venues: the intimate and bohemian Close-Up Cinema in Shoreditch, and the swanky Soho Hotel Cinema in, well, Soho.
On the closing night on Saturday CenterFrame was honoured to present 12 well-earned prizes to the festival’s talented winners.
It was an informal, easy-going ceremony (pics and clips can be found HERE), followed by raucous mingling & cocktails at the hotel’s excellent bar (we wish you could have all been there!)
The film selection was truly magnificent, but some films stood out even amongst that illustrious list;
These are the filmmakers to take home a CenterFrame Award at the UK Film Festival, London 2021:
CenterFrame Award for Best Feature Film:
CENSOR by Prano Bailey-Bond
CenterFrame Award for Best Actor:
OSCAR ISAAC for THE LETTER ROOM
CenterFrame Award for Best Actress:
ELISA McCRAE for COLOR ME JANE
CenterFrame Award for Best Short Film:
ZONDER MEER by Meltse Van Coillie
CenterFrame Award for Best British Short:
EYELASH by Jesse Lewis-Reece
CenterFrame Award for Best Student Short:
TRUE MOTHER by Rotem Gabay
CenterFrame Award for Best Documentary:
EVA-MARIA by Lukas Ladner
CenterFrame Award for Best Documentary Short:
HANGING ON by Alfie Barker
CenterFrame Award for Best Script:
THE LETTER ROOM by Elvira Lind
CenterFrame Award for Best Animation:
SOMETHING BORROWED by Micky Wozny
CenterFrame Award for Audience Choice:
THE SHUROO PROCESS by Emrhys Cooper
CenterFrame Award for Best Music Video:
SPACE by Lilee Neururer and Tanja Eva
CenterFrame Award for Best Lockdown Short:
THE ROLLING PIN by Trilby Jeeves
We do hope you get to watch these - and the other films featured at this years’ UKFF - they include inspirational documentaries, fantastic, original features, and amazing shorts - ranging from the hysterically funny, through serious & somber, to the down-right scary.
I am sure we’ll be seeing more excellent work from these thoughtful filmmakers.
Arianna Steigman
Grad of The Hebrew U in Jerusalem, academic editor, and shameless Terry Pratchett's Discworld nerd.
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