Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara attend a screening of ‘Carol’ during the BFI London Film Festival at Odeon Leicester Square on October 14, 2015 in London, England.
Part 1. Lovely Russian lady especially for Norton-Addiction fan-group (https://twitter.com/jamesnortonweb , https://vk.com/james_norton_addiction) : some photos from the London Premiere of ‘Mr.Jones’ movie at BFI London Film Festival, 06 October 2019. She said that James’s parents, his sister and Imogen (in casual wear) came there to support him.
The 64th BFI London Film Festival ran from 7th-18th October, in greatly reduced circumstances. Given the Covid-19 pandemic has taken up almost the entire year, film festivals worldwide have been forced to rethink things. Some have opted to scale down significantly, while others decided to go online.
LFF 2020 held select screenings at a handful of venues, but mostly it was virtual, including industry talks, with audiences across the UK able to watch films from the comfort of their living room. Nobody will claim this is the future for festivals; the big-screen experience remains unique and the optimum way to see movies, but tough times call for compromises. Still, the programmers did an excellent job, even if we were all forced to watch at home, and the scale of the festival was slimmed down.
Wonderful news! Damien’s upcoming short film Keep Breathing is in the official selection for the 2019 BFI London Film Festival, the filmmakers have announced today.
It will have two screenings in London during the festival: 8.40pm Friday 4 October at the Tottenham Court Road Odeon 12.20pm Sunday 6 October at the Cine Lumiere
