During 2005 LAFVA films received both national and international exposure, through gallery, festival, broadcast and public screenings.

Below are a selection of screenings and exhibitions from the past year:

• 33x Around the Sun by John Hardwick
  ICA, London 9-15 December, Curzon Soho, London, Raindance East Film Festival, London, Leeds Film Festival, Festival of Festivals, St Petersburg, Russia, Toronto Fantasy Worldwide Film Festival, Canada, Icon 2005 Fantasy Film Festival, Israel, Victoria Independent Film & Video Festival, Canada, Alternative Film/Video Festival, Serbia and Montenegro  
• Sea Change by Joe King and Rosie Pedlow
  ICA, London, 9-15 December, ‘Screen on the Square’ and ‘Family Album’ programme of the Times bfi London Film Festival, Cork Film Festival 2005, Hamburg Film Festival, l’Alternativa, Barcelona, Interfilm, Berlin, Exground, Wiesbaden, Germany, Short Cuts Cologne, Germany, Zinebi, Bilbao, Spain, 10th Rencontres Internationales, Paris/Berlin
• Kuba by Kutlug Ataman
  Kutlug Ataman’s 40 Screen installation ‘Kuba’ was installed at the Old Sorting Office, London in March before a world tour which encompassed Pittsburgh, Stuttgart, Sydney and Vienna. For further information see: www.kuba.org.uk
  
• Tignes by Rachel Repuke
  The 34th Rotterdam International Film Festival and the European Media Arts Festival, Osnabruck
• Road Race by Clio Barnard
  Installation at Platform Gallery, London
• Aspect by Emily Richardson
  Shown at the ICA, London as part of LFF Experimenta Film Focus Program
• Fisticuffs by Miranda Pennel
  Channel Four broadcast, Brief Encounters Film Festival, Bristol, 22nd Kassel Documentary Film & Video Festival, Zineba BILBAO Film Festival, Festival International du Film d'Amiens , 11 Festival of Independent Cinema, Barcelona, The Prix Jeune Createur award at the 11th Biennale of Moving Images,Geneva and the Best International Short Film at the Imaginaria Film Festival in Italy
• Nausea by Matthew Noel-Tod
  ‘Literary Landscapes’ programme at the Times BFI London Film Festival and Kino. Lab, Warsaw
• No Place by Sarah Miles
  King's Lynn Arts Centre, King's Lynn Norfolk, Courtyard Theatre, London, Film London Artists' Moving Image Network Launch Event, NFT3. For further information see: www.fvumbrella.com
  

There are already several LAFVA screenings planned for 2006, including:

• Unrequited Love by Chris Petit
  The film has been selected to World Premier at the 35th International Rotterdam Film Festival, which runs from 25 January to 5 February 2006. The film will also be broadcast on Channel 4 in 2006.
• No Place by Sarah Miles
  Screening at the 35th International Rotterdam Film Festival 2006
• Cabinet by Tim Shore
  Screening at the 35th International Rotterdam Film Festival 2006
• Sea Change by Joe King and Rosie Pedlow
  Screening at the Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival, the 35th International Rotterdam Film
  Festival, Les Inattendus, Lyon, France and the Halloween Short Film Festival, London
• Rear Projection by Mark Lewis
  This film installation will be showing at UK and international venues including; FACT (Liverpool) 31 March – 28 May 2006, bfi (London), Spike Island (Bristol) and Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporaneo (Seville)
• Loneliness and the Modern Pentathlon by Daria Martin
  UK premier screening at Tate Modern on 2 April, followed by a concert by the film's composer, Zeena Parkins, in the Turbine Hall
• 33x Around the Sun by John Hardwick
  Screening at the Brussels International Festival of Fantasy, Thriller & Science-Fiction Films and also at the University Of Exeter