Enfield residents can see six short films at Dugdale Arts Centre on 19 November
Amenno and Film London present an evening of independent cinema with live Q&A, tickets £12, available online now
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Amenno, in partnership with Film London, will host a short‑film showcase at Dugdale Arts Centre on Thursday, 19 November 2026. The evening begins at 7 pm and finishes at 10.30 pm, according to Enfield Dispatch. Residents of Enfield and surrounding boroughs are invited to attend.
Programme and audience engagement
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The organisers will present six independent short films, each followed by a live Q&A session that allows audience members to speak directly with the filmmakers. Enfield Dispatch noted that the event is designed to bring the local creative community together and to encourage new collaborations. The format gives viewers a chance to discover work they might not see elsewhere and to meet potential partners for future projects.
We’d love someone to come along, discover a film they wouldn’t otherwise have seen, and leave knowing someone they could make their next film with.
Ibrahim Kargbo, Amenno
Ticketing and access
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Each ticket is priced at £12, as reported by Enfield Dispatch. The online sales portal is listed as luma.com/nq880s4w. Purchasers receive a digital confirmation and are advised to arrive early to collect a programme. No advance registration for the Q&A sessions is required; all ticket holders will be admitted to the discussion after each screening.
Community impact
By showcasing independent work, the event aims to strengthen Enfield’s cultural network. Enfield Dispatch highlighted that the evening offers a platform for local creators to gain exposure and for audiences to engage with emerging talent. The organisers hope the gathering will spark further projects and collaborations within the borough.
Tickets are on sale now, and the venue will open its doors at 7 pm on the scheduled date. Attendees can expect a full programme of films, discussion time with the makers, and an opportunity to meet other members of Enfield’s creative scene.
Questions this report answers
+When is the short‑film showcase taking place?
The event is scheduled for Thursday, 19 November 2026, running from 7 pm until 10.30 pm at Dugdale Arts Centre in Enfield Town, as reported by Enfield Dispatch.
+How much does a ticket cost and where can I buy one?
Each ticket costs £12. They can be purchased online via the link luma.com/nq880s4w that the organisers have publicised. The price and purchase details were confirmed by Enfield Dispatch.
+Who is organising the event and what will be shown?
Amenno, working with Film London, is organising the evening. Six independent short films will be screened, followed by live Q&A sessions with the filmmakers, according to Enfield Dispatch.
+Is the event open to anyone in the area?
The showcase is open to the public. Residents of Enfield and neighbouring boroughs are invited to attend, and no special membership is required beyond purchasing a ticket.
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