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ISSUE 111 / 2018
FILM
The 225 feature programmes screening at
the Festival includes 46 documentaries,
4 animations, 18 archive restorations and
7 artists moving image features. The
programme also includes 160 short films,
and 77 countries are represented across
short film and features. It will take place
from 10th to 21st October 2018.
The festival welcomes leading stars from
across the international film industry. This
year's line-up includes buzzed movies as
Cuarón's Roma, The Favourite with Emma
Stone, Beautiful Boy with Steve Carell and
Timothée Chalamet, Robert Redford and
The Old Man and the Gun.
Key filmmaking talent to attend the
Festival's gala and special presentation
screenings also include: Steve
McQueen,Viola Davis,Nicholas Hoult, Olivia
Coleman, James Smith, Ethan Coen, Joel
Coen, Tim Blake Nelson, Liam Neeson, Bill
Heck, Steve Carell, Timothée Chalamet,
Melissa McCarthy,Hugh Jackman, Jason
Reitman, Rosamund Pike, Jamie Dornan,
Stanley Tucci, Ralph Fiennes, George
MacKay, Peter Jackson and many more.
Some Oscar nominees and winners
filmmakers will make their way back to
the festival after Call Me By Your Name,
Luca Guadagnino presents the horror
remake Suspiria and the Moonlight director
Barry Jenkins will take his If Beale Street
Could Talk to the London Film Festival.
The Festival opens with the European
Premiere of Academy Award®- winner
Steve McQueen's Widows, on Wednesday
10th October and closes with Stan & Ollie
on Sunday 2st October.
There will also be space for exclusive
meetings with some of the key stars: three
Screen Talks with Keira Knightley, Alfonso
Cuarón and Lee Chang-dong.
BFI: THE LINE-UP OF THE 62ND
EDITION OF THE LONDON FILM
FESTIVAL IS UNVEILED!
The painstaking prettiness of Isle of Dogs is not only the
best argument for checking out Wes Anderson's first
feature-length foray into animation since 2009's Fantastic
Mr Fox.
