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About the competition

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Young Film Critic (for 11-15 and 15-19 year olds)

Junior Film Critic (for 7-11 year olds)

Mini Film Fan (for 3-7 year olds)

The lucky winner in each category will receive some terrifyingly good prizes for themselves and their school. Runners up will get a film goodie bag!

Sensory Impaired category: Entries from deaf and hard of hearing, blind and partially sighted children will be judged in an additional category in each age group. Please make sure you mark the entry form where indicated if you wish to enter into one of these categories.

To submit your entry: Please click on the 'How to Enter' link on the menu above.

Junior Film Critic

The Junior Film Critic Competition gives young children a chance to get into the movies by writing a review of one of their favourite films of the past year.

All budding junior film critics must be between the ages of 7 and 11. Children need to choose any film seen at the cinema within the last year they have strong feelings about - good or bad - and write a 250-word review of it in their own words.

(Above left) Henry Bonsu and Stardust Screenwriter Jane Goldman present Sabeeh Sadiq with the Junior Film Critic (7-11) 2007 Award.

(Above right) Henry Bonsu and Penny Woolcock, Exodus Director present Angus Morton with the Junior Film Critic (7-11 Sensory Impaired) 2007 Award.

Young Film Critic Competition and National School's Film Week brought to you by Film Education. Click here to visit the Film Education site.