First off, apologies for the delay on updates via Fest21... Its been a busy few years and running a festival as a one-man-army is no easy task! Now though, heading into our 4th year, I'm happy to announce that we are bigger and better with more to offer at the fantastic underground festival - the Yellow Fever Independent Film Festival. Kicking off in Sept from the 7th - 9th, our 4th year see's us settle in the beautiful Strand Cinema of East Belfast. Northern Irelands oldest cinema and ho...

Hi folks, just a quick reminder that our first deadline for entries is MAY 15th 2010... With the final being JUNE 30th 2010.   For more information please see the submission and guidelines page in our blog section at our website below...   www.theyfiff.ning.com   Any questions, please email us at - info@yellowfeverproductions.co.uk   George ...

Hi Folks,   the Yellow Fever Independent Film Festival owes a great deal of thanks to the Freak Show Film Festival in Orlando for its inspiration in pushing me forward with my creation. We attended the Freak Show last year with our first feature film - BATTLE OF THE BONE - and won the Audience Choice Award which was a fantastic achievement! Now, the Freak Show 2009 is back and our latest feature - THE KNACKERY - has been selected to play!! The genius thing is that its scree...

Somebody to Love wins 'Best Short Film' at Yellow Fever Film Festival!       Hey Everyone, It's been far too long since I've done an entry. So I'm pleased to say I have a new entry and something worth writing about too! Somebody to Love recently won 'Best Short Film' at the Yellow Fever Film Festival! The festival was organised by George Clarke a man very much after my own heart. There were some great films shown so it was an honour to be ch...

Yellow Fever Independent Film Festival Director George Clarke on setting up Belfast's latest film festival. In the beginning... I initially thought of throwing my own film festival way back when we began filming the award winning Battle Of The Bone. At that time we thought we could take on the world (and, well, I guess we still do). So when myself and project manager Graeme Livingstone took Battle Of The Bone to the Freak Show Film Festival in Orlando in...