Cumberbatch and Knightley to open London Film Festival with Turing biopic
The BFI has picked The Imitation Game, about the life of the wartime code-breaker Alan Turing, top open the 58th London Film Festival
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clare stewart
Record LFF ticket sales but who’ll remember 2013?
The BFI has hailed the success of Clare Stewart’s second London Film Festival at the helm, with last year’s record audience attendance being
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Master and pupil honoured by LFF on the same night
A visiting tutor at the National Film and Television School in Buckinghamshire has won the top prize at the London Film Festival Awards
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LFF brings pick of the festivals to London
Coming late in the year, the London Film Festival is continuing its modest streak of bringing some of the best films of the
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Tom Hanks to bookend London Film Festival
The BFI has announced the 57th London Film Festival will close with Saving Mr Banks, the story of how Mary Poppins was brought
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British director Greengrass to open LFF 2013
The director best known for the Bourne Supremacy and the Bourne Ultimatum, Paul Greengrass, will be the first British director to open the
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LFF2012: Record ticket sales for new look shorter festival
Bracketed by films and fellowships for one of the industry’s most idiosyncratic couples, the new look London Film Festival is celebrating its best ever ticket sales.
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Burton to open London Film Festival 2012
The BFI has picked Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie to open the 2012 London Film Festival. The screening, at the Odeon Leicester Square on 10th
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BFI expands London Film Festival
The BFI says this year’s event will use more cinemas and host more screnings than in the past.
Although, running from the 10th to the 21st of October, it will be slightly
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Rainsoaked Cannes ends with a stroke of genius
It might have been one of the wettest Cannes Film Festivals in living memory, but from from the point of view of the industry, it had to be good news – those spare moments that critics and buyers alike might have
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