Watch highlights from Central and Eastern European Talent. These films have a mature content and are not suitable for a younger audience.

There are multiple screenings scheduled throughout the day which will be available to view for 7 days after their initial release:

• 9 - 10.30am: Film Screening 1, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist
• 10:30am - 12pm: Film Screening 2, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist
• 12 - 1.30pm: Film Screening 3, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist
• 1:30 - 3pm: Film Screening 4, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist
• 3 - 3.30pm: Film Screening 5, CCCU BA (Hons) Digital Media programme student films
• 3.30 - 3.45pm: Film Screening 6, 'Animation in Isolation’ competition highlights
• 3.45 - 5.15pm: Film Screening 7, Central and Eastern Europe Talents
• 5:15 - 6.45pm: Film Screening 8, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist

The films in Film Screening 8, Animation Short Film Competition shortlist at 5.15pm, contain some adult themes, which may not be suitable for under-18s, will be streamed on YouTube and geo-blocked for UK audiences only.

The ticketing for Canterbury Anifest this year is Pay What You Can; please select the ticket price that you feel comfortable paying for each event. Alternatively, you can buy the Festival Pass which will allow you access to all the talks for a total of £10.

This is an online event. Advance booking is required to receive full access details in advance of the events. One ticket is required per device, not per person viewing, so two people watching on one screen only require one ticket. The majority of talks and screenings will be shared via Microsoft Teams, and all will remain accessible to you online for 7 days from the end of the individual event.