Unheard Voices Film Festival 2007 - Bringing you some of the most radical voices in British and World Cinema

Unheard Voices 2007, now in its third year is a groundbreaking film festival that celebrates unique and radical voices in British and World Cinema. This summer's programme of workshops, screenings and seminars will guide participants from the conception of ideas through to marketing, distribution and funding. Reflecting the ethos of the festival, participants will be encouraged to develop and celebrate their own distinctive cinema voices.

Highlights of this years programme include Nick Broomfield's feature Ghosts which explores the horrific realities of modern day slavery in Britain, as well as a retrospective celebrating the life and work of acclaimed Scottish Director Bill Douglas.

Unheard Voices will take place at The Karamel Club in North London on each Saturday in July. The festival is programmed by Director Yousaf Ali Khan and hosted by Collage Arts; an arts development charity in Wood Green's cultural quarter.

'Unheard Voices' provides a rare opportunity for new and emerging filmmakers to gain insight and inspiration for their own projects' – Yousaf Ali Khan