LUX Scotland and the University of St Andrews Department of Film Studies and Centre for Screen Cultures present a new festival during Midsummer 2026, programmed by Andrew Black and Anne-Marie Copestake.
Cicely Farrer reflects on MAXIMUM TILT: a festival of artists’ moving image, responding to the festival format as a whole before identifying three thematic strands of the programme and unfolding them in relation to specific films. Cicely goes on to draw out the programme's provocations and questions how festivals can be spaces which sit with and hold contradiction.
Across Midsummer this year LUX Scotland and the University of St Andrews Department of Film Studies presented and hosted a new festival of artists’ moving image, MAXIMUM TILT, programmed by artists Andrew Black and Anne-Marie Copestake.
We are excited to announce the full programme for our upcoming festival MAXIMUM TILT, programmed by Andrew Black and Anne-Marie Copestake.
The programme for MAXIMUM TILT explores land, place and belonging through a selection of films that explore collective agency over placemaking common to both rural and urban settings.
The deadline to book discounted accommodation in St Andrews for MAXIMUM TILT has been extended until Friday 8 May.
We have five access bursaries available to support participation in our upcoming festival MAXIMUM TILT, taking place in St Andrews in June 2026.