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Daniel Hall

Northumberland film festival returns for third time with screenings in a train station, pubs and village halls

A total of 13 unique venues in the west of Northumberland will host films across ten days in March as a "celebration of film".

The Tyne Valley Film Festival returns for the third time with screenings spanning the 1920s to 2023. This year, there will be films from eight different countries making up a programme that has been chosen by the community.

Led by Northumberland's only full-time independent cinema, The Forum in Hexham, there will be screenings there every day of the festival, which runs from March 17 - 26. Other venues include The Sill: National Landscape Discovery Centre in Northumberland National Park, Hexham's Queen's Hall, the Old Booking Hall at Haltwhistle Train Station, and a handful of village halls and pubs.

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