Sunday 28th September. 12.00pm. (45 minutes). A fantastically diverse selection of animation shorts, suitable for all the family, with a special introduction to the films and the solar cinema itself.

Sunday 28th September. 2.00pm. Propeller is Europe's biggest short film TV channel and available for free on Sky channel 195 (and the Eurobird Satellite). The not-for-profit organisation reinvests any income it generates back into the schemes that support new talent, so we are delighted they will be sharing a selection of shorts from new talented film makers at the festival.

Saturday 27th September. 7.00pm. (120 minutes). A riotous mix of farce, romance and crime. Set within a community of gypsy people, it tells a story of dodgy deals, family ties, young love and magical occurrences.

Saturday 27th September. 9.00pm. (140 minutes). Acclaimed songwriter, commedienne, accordionist and satirist Hattie Hatstar performs her contagiously catchy comedy tunes, with live big screen trickery and plenty of audience participation.

Sunday 28th September. 4.00pm. (60 minutes). A fast and furious mini-festival of mini-movies, ideal for audiences without the energy for three-hour Hollywood Blockbusters.

Friday 26th September. 7.00pm (90 minutes). Director John Henderson has taken the crew of Spitting Image and the voices of Stephen Fry, Ardal O'Hanlon, Jim Broadbent, Kyle Maclachlan and Samantha Morton. An outrageous, hilarious, very grown up cartoon.

Thursday 25th September. 9.30pm. (120 minutes). Three Miles North of Molkom takes us on a fantastic journey deep into the forests of Sweden and a playground for adults, where celebrities, hippies and back-packers meet in a whirlpool of Shamanism, tantric sex and other psychological and secret experiments.

Sunday 28th September. 8.00pm. (140 minutes). Acclaimed songwriter, commedienne, accordionist and satirist Hattie Hatstar performs her contagiously catchy comedy tunes, with live big screen trickery and plenty of audience participation.

Thursday 25th September. 6.45pm. The best short comedies from this year's tour, followed by a rare chance to see Mark Thomas perform material from his one man show, ruthlessly letting rip on targets from arms dealers to coca cola.

Saturday 27th September. 12.00pm. (45 minutes). A fantastically diverse selection of animation shorts, suitable for all the family, with a special introduction to the films and the solar cinema itself.