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This year's Festival has come to a celebratory close. Thank you for your support and invaluable feedback!
We leave you with a fascinating tally of our Young Journalist competition entries and present our two lucky winners.
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In the build-up to this year's London Film Festival, the BFI and Sight & Sound held a competition for wannabe film journalists aged 16-24. "If you could interview any director in the world," we asked ...
The Times BFI London Film Festival We attend the Festival's first ever stand alone awards ceremony, where A Prophet won the Best Film gong and BFI Fellowships were awarded to John Hurt and Souleymane Cissé.
The Times BFI London Film Festival All remaining tickets now have a 2 for 1 offer attached to them! So if you missed A Prophet (our choice for Best Film at the Festival), or want to catch Ray Winstone's performance in 44 Inch Chest, look no further than this page...
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To celebrate the last day of the Festival, we are running a 2-for-1 ticket offer to all of our screenings, films such as Tell Me Who You Are, Starsuckers and Glorious 39.
The Times BFI London Film Festival The results are in! If you were a member of the jury, who would your votes go to?
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On Thur 29 Oct, we're giving Festival-goers an opportunity to catch a screening of one of the films adorned at this year's Awards Ceremony.
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Stephen Poliakoff presents Glorious 39, plus we speak to the legendary Jane Birkin and welcome the latest Coen brothers comedy.
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What
better way to spend the end of the Festival, than to offer a friend a sweet
2-for-1 treat?
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To celebrate the last day of the Festival, we are running a 2-for-1 ticket offer to our matinee screenings, for such films as Tell Me Who You Are, Starsuckers and Glorious 39.
The Times BFI London Film Festival Catch the films adorned by our Festival Awards international jury!
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On the final day of the Festival, Thursday 29 October, we are running additional screenings of the films that win our Festival Awards. If you missed out the first time around, this is your chance to see the most talked about films in the Festival. ...
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Ang Lee takes us back to Woodstock, acclaimed Italian director Gabriele Salvatores presents his film As God Commands, plus a discussion panel dissects the Film Credit Crunch.
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The Times BFI London Film Festival A last chance to see some of the films in the Festival lineup, including Herzog's Bad Lieutenant!
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Colin Firth launches an online film project, Jacques Audiard gives a masterclass and Jordan Scott presents her debut feature Cracks, starring Eva Green.
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Nick Park celebrates Wallace and Gromit, Harmony Korine explains Trash Humpers and Jacques Audiard introduces A Prophet.
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We catch the Archive Gala screening of Antony Asquith's Underground, plus Precious and The Bunny and the Bull.
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A record number of Londoners poured into Trafalgar Square to enjoy a series of free films from the BFI National Archive. We also caught up with the acclaimed director of Chloe, Atom Egoyan, and stars Julianne Moore and Amanda Seyfried.
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Clive Owen and Scott Hicks present their moving drama, plus Michael Haneke touches on The White Ribbon.
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