The 2nd Place winner and joint winner in Under 18s category was Marcus Green's "Rose", and 3rd Place winner and category winner for Best Experimental was "Non Films' "Dull Hope". Carol Gyasi's "Skateboard Blues" was category winner for Best Documentary and Marcos Mereles' "The Dead Man Speaks" was category winner for Best Drama." The eighth annual WIFF was held on 3 and 4 June at the Vestry House Museum with categories including Animation, Documentary, Experimental, Drama, Silent, and Young Person's. Joint 1st Place winners were Micaela D'Angelo and Naima Mebchour's Experimental "II.NO Exit" and the Syrian documentary "The Wall". Highly Commended winner was Holy Family Sixth Form's "White Noise". The seventh annual WIFF was held on 23 July at The Empire Cinema Walthamstow and Vestry House Museum, with categories including Animation, Silent, Experimental and Documentary.  1st Place winner and Best Silent category winner was Elena Broadach's "Silence". 3rd Place winner and also Best Documentary category winner was Carol Gyasi's "Kayayo". The sixth annual WIFF was held on 14 June at the Empire Cinema with categories including Animation, Drama, Experimental, and Young Person's. The Silent Film category was added in 2015. The panel of judges was composed of directors, producers and critics and the winners were decided at the British Film Institute on 29 May 2015.  1st Place winner was Jessica Bishopp's "Speed". The 2nd Place winner was Teymour Ghaderi's "It hit upon the roof". 3rd Place and Best Silent category winner was Paul Murphy's "Wipeout". Best Experimental category winner was Dee Honeybun's "Probably, Maybe, Not Really, Whatever". The MMBF 'Rising Star' Award was Stanley Tucker's "Rain". The Best Animation category winner was Viviane Peoc'h's "Grandma". The fifth annual WIFF was held at the Vestry House on 1 June, with categories including Drama, Documentary, Animation, Experimental and First Film. The panel of judges included Liza Fletcher, Pamela Stephenson, Richard Hobbs, Barry Bliss, and Noel Goodwin.  1st Place winner was Hardy D Saleh' Documentary "Mother". 2nd Place winner was Moehring-Gabriels "OOA". 3rd Place winner was Kimberley Carroll, Saraph Saleh and Richardo Reverson Blanco's "One By One".