Into Film Clubs
Find out everything you need to know about starting an Into Film Club.
This year's phenomenal Into Film Awards nominees have been announced, and we're sure you've got your own personal favourites from the outstanding selection of films. Now's your chance to personally support and celebrate the incredible work of young filmmakers from across the UK by casting your vote in our Audience Choice Award.
While the filmmaking categories at the Into Film Awards are judged by a panel of film industry experts, including members of the Into Film board, the Audience Choice Award (proudly sponsored by Universal Pictures International) is decided by you, the viewers.
Which talented young filmmakers from across the UK do you think deserve a trophy? Perhaps one of the films moved you, made you think or laugh, touched on issues that you feel are important to be recognised; or maybe the quality of some of the films simply blew you away. Whatever the reason, this is your opportunity to get involved and help support the UK's next generation of filmmaking talent.
How Does it Work?
First things first - if you've not already watched our brilliant nominated films, head over to our nominees announcement where you can enjoy them all in one place. Once you've watched the films and picked out your favourites, voting is simple!
To cast your vote for the Audience Choice Award, you will need to head over to our social media channels. You will be able to vote for your chosen film (or films!) on our Facebook, Instagram, and Threads channels. Please read the following rules carefully.
You will find one post for each nominated film on each of our Facebook, Instagram, and Threads channels. To vote:
- Like and Share/Repost the relevant film post to cast your votes. Every Like and every Share/Repost counts as a separate vote - so by doing both, you're giving double the support to your favourite film(s)!
- You can vote on all three platforms - and for more than one film - giving you multiple chances to help your favourites win the Audience Choice Award.
- The film with the most combined engagement (Likes and Shares/Reposts) across all platforms will be crowned the winner.
And to make it even easier, we've included links to each of the posts across all three channels further down this page.
Important Voting Rules
On Facebook
- When voting on Facebook, only public shares (i.e. Shares visible to the Into Film Facebook page admin) will be counted. Each public Share contributes to the post's total engagement count, which goes toward a film's overall vote total.
- Each Like and Share will be counted as individual engagements. Voting will be monitored daily.
On Instagram
- Head to our Instagram grid or the ‘Audience Choice' Highlights folder under our bio.
- Within the Highlights folder, you will find a clip of each film with a link back to the original post and the full film. Tap the video and select ‘Watch Full Reel' to be directed back to the original post. This is where you can Like and Share the video to cast your vote(s).
- Please note that only Likes and Shares on the original post will be counted (not from Stories or Highlights).
Remember: Liking and Sharing the original post counts as two votes - don't forget to maximise your support!
Cast Your Votes Below!
Follow the links below to vote for your favourite film(s) across our three social media channels.
Voting is open until 13:00 on Monday 2 June 2025, with the winner to be revealed at the Into Film Awards ceremony on Tuesday 24 June.
In the interests of fairness, the order of the films below, and across each of our three social media channels, has been determined at random.
Can We Talk About Mental Health?
Made by 8 young people aged 16-19 from Citadel Youth Centre - Edinburgh, Scotland
Severn Wild
Made by 18 young people aged 16-19 working with MediaActive Projects and BFI Film Academy - Wem, England
Beware the Zoomies
Made by Araminta, Cole, Micah, and Ethan - Conwy, Wales
S.I. Superficial Intelligence
Made by 20 young people aged 10-11 from Burnham Market Primary School - Burnham Market, England
Kicking Through Transition
Made by Indy, aged 15 - Woking, England
Tipping Point
Made by Araminta, aged 16 - Conwy, Wales
Animated Voices
Made by 10 young people aged 13-14 working with Gritty Realism Productions - Cardiff, Wales
Deadlines
Made by Ben Melocha, aged 19 - Leicester, England
Ballet d'Or
Made by Fletcher, aged 11, and Jude, aged 9 - Newcastle, England
No Dice
Made by Grace Holt, aged 19, from Wales High School - Sheffield, England
The Wellington Cobbler and Wrekin Giant
Made by 23 young people aged 8-11 from the film club at Meadows Primary School and Nursery - Ketley, England
Mariupol
Made by Daria Savchenko, aged 18, from Gower College - Swansea, Wales
And Then What?
Made by Evie, aged 19 - Croydon, England
More Than One Way to Go Home
Made by Edward, aged 14 - Sanquhar, Scotland
Daydreaming
Made by 24 young people aged 11-14 from Sawston Village College - Cambridge, England
Superhero School
Made by 11 young people aged 12-13 from Park School - Belfast, Northern Ireland
Offline Virus
Made by Dulcie-Bella, aged 11 - Banbury, England
Cae yr Arth (Cae the Bear)
Made by a class of 30 young people aged 9-10 from Caedraw Primary School - Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
The Freedom of the Sea
Made by Rosie, aged 16 from Varndean College - Brighton, England
Come Inside
Made by 9 filmmakers aged 17-19 from Screen Education Edinburgh - Edinburgh, Scotland
Vacation
Made by Indi, aged 15 - Waterlooville, England
Tragicake
Made by a group of 10 young people aged 18-19 from the BFI Film Academy - Holywood, Northern Ireland
Ynyr yr Ysbryd (Ynyr the Ghost)
Made by Briall (aged 10), Celt (10), Elai (9) and Fflur (10), from Clwb Ffilm Dyffryn Nantlle - Penygroes, Wales
Mouse House
Made by Katie, aged 16, from Pate's Grammar School - Cheltenham, England
