Hosting the Online Festival for the first time on Raindance.tv was a real honour – thousands of people logged in to watch films from 6 continents in 36 different countries and 166 cities – from Algeria to Qatar, South Africa to South Korea; London to Brighton, Rio de Janeiro to Vancouver to Brisbane... For this, we would like to thank all of the 30 filmmakers who took part, and to everyone who watched a film! For the geekily inclined, you might find these 5 geeky facts about the online festival interesting.

Here's a list of all the films that took part:

Features:
Playing Columbine [dir: Danny Ledonne]
All the Years of Trying [dir: Dom Shaw]
Borges and I [dir: Emily Harris, Yoni Bentovim]
The Narcotic Farm [dir: JP Olsen]
Moths [dir: Andrès A. Arce]
The Director’s Cut [dir: Paul Komadina]
Popatopolis: How to Make a Movie in Three Days [dir: Clay Westervelt]
The Philosopher Kings [dir: Patrick Shen]
Miles Away [dir: Brendan Mcnamee]
Resurrecting the Street Walker [dir: Ozgur Uyanik]
The Dinner Party [dir: Scott Murden]
Twilight Dancing [dir: Joshua Tong]
We Fun [dir: Matthew Robison]

Shorts:
Echoes [dir: Rob Brown]
Touche [dir: Trevor Hardy]
Cupid [dir: Melvin J. Montalbon]
A Daily Day [dir: Elsa Blayau]
An Ode to Modern Democracy and the Hairdresser [dir: Matt Strachan]
And What Remains [dir: Marc Havener]
Natal Attraction [dir: Tom Fry]
How To Stop A Man From Committing Suicide [dir: Markus Bohman]
Old Song and Dance [dir: Ronni Raygun Thomas]
Wrap [dir: Portia Bartnett-Herrin]
Shakespeare, Tarantino, and the Mitchell Brothers [dir: Mark Davis]
Forgotten Bird of Paradise [dir: Dominic Brown]
Children of Manila [dir: Alessandro Molatore]
Where the Monsters Go [dir: Van Poynton]
Tea and Biscuits [dir: Chris Klockner]
Meat Waffle [dir: Leah Shore]
Super Hero Blues [dir: Cass Marks]

We had a team of five fabulous interns who ran around filming and photographing special events and interviewing filmmakers. We’re still combing through all the footage and editing bits together and we will be adding more interviews later this week.

A huge thank you goes to Molly Harbison, Sara Ketterer, Julie Leonardi, David Miller, and Steven Schaber for all their hard work.