Subject: Press Accreditation for the 40th Cambridge Film Festival. OPEN NOW

 
 

Press accreditation applications for CFF40 are open now.

We're pleased to be able to say that we are now accepting applications for press accreditation for this year's Cambridge Film Festival.

We are able to offer press accreditation to a limited number of journalists across media. 


Press Accreditation includes*:

  • Admission to screenings (tickets can be reserved on the day of the screening)

  • Admission to special events

  • Access to event guests

  • Festival Brochure


*subject to availability.

Please note that we do not charge for press accreditation and encourage applications from blogs, and while we cannot provide accreditation to everyone who applies, we will assess all applications before allocating passes.

 
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