The Bradford International Film Festival is an annual event held in Bradford, England, celebrating cinema from around the world. It showcases a diverse range of films, including feature films, documentaries, and shorts, often highlighting emerging talent and unique storytelling. The festival typically includes screenings, panel discussions, and workshops, attracting filmmakers, critics, and film enthusiasts. Founded in 1995, the festival has become a significant cultural event in the region, promoting the art of filmmaking and fostering community engagement. It is often associated with the National Science and Media Museum, which plays a key role in organizing the festival and providing venues for screenings.