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Sunderland Film Shorts - Fright Night Hallowe'en Screening

@ Washington Old Hall

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31 October 2017

19:30 - 21:00

Enjoy a spooky or sci-fi selection of short films brought to you by Sunderland shorts film festival, a great way to start your Halloween night.

Right here at Washington Old Hall we are thrilled to be screening a handpicked selection of short films from 2017s entries, showcasing the finest emerging and established short filmmaking talent from around the corner and across the world

Venue
The Avenue
Washington Village
Washington
Tyne and Wear
NE38 7LE

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