The BFI London Film Festival, in partnership with American Express, would like to thank the following organisations for their support of this year’s industry programme:

Main Funding Contributor Training Funder A VERY WARM WELCOME TO THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL CONTENTS

It gives me great pleasure to welcome you, our industry colleagues, Industry overview 05 to the 56th BFI London Film Festival’s Industry Programme. Diary of events 06 Joining the British film industry at this pivotal time in its Venue Partners history – on the wave of success and the threshold of a Surgeries 13 significant new phase – has been one of the real privileges of taking on the direction of the BFI London Film Festival this Industry screenings 14 year. The launch of ‘The Film Policy Review’ in January 2012 generated vital and spirited dialogue across all sectors of the Venues and map 20 industry about how to best shape the future for film in the Industry Delegates 22 Events Partners UK. The beginning of the 2012 Festival’s programming cycle was informed by this energy and passion, and the significant Buyers and Sellers 30 changes to the Festival structure were born from it. creative Now, the BFI London Film Festival and our Industry Programme Filmmakers 34 rankin film productions dazed & confused the bureau england come hot on the heels of the launch of the BFI’s five year plan for supporting UK Film, ‘Film Forever’. The title of the plan speaks to both the desire to secure the longevity of our industry and the ambition to achieve this commercially and creatively. It describes an industry that already delivers – as the British films in all sections of this year’s Festival line-up attest – and an industry that is aspirational, strong and confident. Delivering initiatives from training, development, production, distribution and exhibition – the Industry Programme supports the breadth and vitality of the UK film business and provides opportunities for international colleagues who seek to engage with the UK in smart and inventive ways. Thanks to partnerships with Department of Culture, Media and Sport, the Mayor of London, Film London, Creative Skillset and Power to the Pixel, amongst others, the Industry Programme presents tangible opportunities via financing forums for feature films in the Production Finance Market (PFM) and for cross-media Production Finance Market projects in The Pixel Market. We provide training and skills development through the intensive talent lab Think-Shoot- Partners Distribute and support the transition of films into the UK marketplace through the Buyers and Sellers screenings and meetings. We also host a range of bespoke events for professionals, headlined this year by Harvey Weinstein’s keynote address. Weinstein’s capacity for combining commercial savvy with creative integrity underpins his exceptional success and Power to the Pixel: The Cross-Media Forum is emblematic of what our Industry Programme aims to Partners foster and support. I hope you will take advantage of all that is on offer. Clare Stewart BFI Head of Exhibition Festival Director, BFI London Film Festival FOR MORE FESTIVAL INDUSTRY INDUSTRY OVERVIEW INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THIS YEAR’S FESTIVAL

Nigel Cross Helen Alexander POWER TO THE PIXEL Industry Development Industry Events Coordinator Liz Rosenthal Dear Delegate, Manager [email protected] Founder & CEO [email protected] [email protected] Welcome to this year’s Festival. Industry Interns Kamilla Hodol Sarah Bonnefoi Tishna Molla We hope you will enjoy the new look of the 56th BFI London Film Festival and the changes that Industry Office Coordinator David Bonneville Producer & COO we have made to the structure of the Festival programme. [email protected] Ben Colyer [email protected] Michael van der Put This year the Industry programme remains relatively unchanged. The Festival continues to Katie Scott Inês Braga maintain its level of services to colleagues in the UK and international industry, thanks to Industry Assistant THINK-SHOOT-DISTRIBUTE Projects Manager our key funders, Film London, the Mayor’s Office and Creative Skillset, and through the many [email protected] Alan Harris [email protected] organisations and businesses with whom we enjoy partnerships. Nicole Dade Mary Davies Project Managers Robyn Snell They include Women in Film & Television, Spotlight, advance films, Babylon, National Film Buyers and Sellers Facilitator [email protected] Coordinator and Television School, the ICO, Festival Scope, the British Council, London Film School, and [email protected] [email protected] MEDIA Desk UK.

Monika Visniarova Hannah Blatch We welcome the return of a number of staple activities in the Industry calendar: Film Screenings Assistant Office Administrator London’s Production Finance Market, Power to the Pixel’s The Cross-Media Forum, and [email protected] [email protected] Think-Shoot-Distribute, the Festival’s feature-film talent development programme; Meet the Experts and Film Festivals Forum. We’re also delighted that after the very popular reaction to their inauguration in 2011, our 1-2-1 surgeries with the British Council Film Department and the BFI’s Certification unit will be returning.

New features for 2012 include Market Place Live, which we are staging with Film London, General industry enquiries about accreditation, Creative Skillset and Film Export UK; Facing Windows with Europa Distribution and the delegate ticketing, and industry events MEDIA Desk; and Understanding the Hearts and Minds of the UK Audiences, a presentation and debate on the British public’s views on films and their relevance to the industrial agenda. Tel: 020 7957 8957 We are also delighted to be working with Directors UK to present an In Conversation with Screening library and viewing facilites Roger Michell whose new film, Hyde Park on Hudson which is this year’s Centrepiece Gala supported by the Mayor of London. Tel: 020 7849 4473 (please note line is open from Thursday 11 Oct 2012) Email: [email protected] Finally I’d like to thank our venue partners, the Curzon, the ICA, and The Hospital Club for all their assistance in helping us host our events with them and their staff who do such a fine job Access to the Delegate Centre in the Blue Room during the Festival in helping us stage-manage them. On entering the BFI Southbank, take the stairs to the left of the Box Office We look forward to seeing you during the Festival and ensuring that your time with us and follow the signs to the Delegate Centre. is a satisfying and successful one.

Wheelchair Access Nigel Cross and the Industry Team There is wheelchair access to the Delegate Centre and NFT3 (both level 3). The lift is situated on the corridor nearby the stairs to the lower and upper foyers. If you need assistance a member of staff will be happy to help.

4 5 the issuing of a completion Thu 11 Oct 18:30 – 20:00 The panel has had over 150 DIARY OF EVENTS guaranty. He’ll be talking NFT1, BFI Southbank years experience between to CEO of the Production them developing, producing, For more information about these and to book a place at events listed, Guild and Chair of WFTV Harvey Weinstein financing, distributing, please contact the Industry Office, [email protected] (unless otherwise (UK), Alison Small, about Festival Keynote Address selling internationally and specified in the information below) stating which event you want to attend what International Film This year’s Keynote will be the marketing of feature given by world-renowned, in the subject field. All events are free unless otherwise stated. Guarantors does to support films. Collectively, they have producers with their film multi Oscar®-winning producer been involved in several projects with professional and BFI Fellow, Harvey hundred feature films Mon 8 – Friday 12 Oct unfolding events in the life education body for the UK advice on a variety of Weinstein CBE. (successes and flops alike) of a feature project. They will fi lm, TV and video industry, Trafalgar Events & production financing with a combined budget have to act fast and think on will hold a special event A tireless champion of BFI Southbank structures, including those of almost $2 billion. This their toes to take the project for industry stakeholders independent filmmaking from The Independent involving domestic and invaluable free advice from inception to exhibition, on tackling UK fi lm piracy. across the world, throughout Cinema Office presents international pre-sales, gap would normally cost several as they are presented with Addressing those working his tenure as head of Miramax financing, production tax thousand pounds in the Cultural Cinema Exhibition challenges, dilemmas and in the industry, the FDA will and latterly The Weinstein credits, national and regional commercial arena. Course 2012 opportunities familiar from give a practical presentation Company, Harvey Weinstein governmental subsidies, and has achieved an astonishing This internationally acclaimed the real world along the way. on how to prepare an The panel will give an honest equity investments. 303 Oscar® nominations and course offers professionals Market Place Live goes beyond effective content protection view of each project. Too the regular panel format, all plan, which will be followed To book a place, please visit: won 75 Academy Awards. many filmmakers spend a working in independent wftvlffifg.eventbrite.co.uk cinemas and film festivals the elements of the project by a presentation from the For more details please visit: great deal of time and money bfi.org.uk/extranet an essential overview of are fictional – made-up Industry Trust on how the working on film ideas which the business and creativity cast, director and producer, industry is engaging with Thu 11 Oct 17:30 – 18:30 will not succeed in the marketplace. of programming films and financing partners and and educating consumers to Studio, BFI Southbank Fri 12 Oct 10:00 – 16:00 distributors – so panellists raise awareness of the wealth As spaces are limited, the broadening audiences. Now in Women in Film and Studio, BFI Southbank its thirteenth year, the course can speak freely about of offi cial services that are more details you can fill in on Television presents Meet the Experts is taught by engaging industry their reactions and thought available and inspiring them your application form, the experts and accredited by processes. In addition as the to choose to watch fi lm, TV Climbing Inside the Story: Filmmakers are invited to better the chance of being Creative Skillset. story of the film unfolds, the and video content via offi cial The Adventures of a discuss their projects with a chosen. The panel wants to Script Editor Find out more: panel will have no warning services. The discussion will panel of industry veterans help genuine filmmakers who independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/training of the scenarios they are include a Q&A session with What does a script editor consisting of: are committed to their presented with. The panel will senior industry fi gures. actually do? According to Kate Chair: David Wilkinson, projects. Each pitch will last include Paul Brett (Prescience To book a place, please email Leys, they climb inside your 30 minutes. Wed 10 Oct 15:00 – 17:00 CEO, Guerilla Films – The King’s Speech), Julia Short indevents12@bfi .org.uk with ‘Moments story, figure out what’s working Maggie Ellis, Head of For more information and application form, NFT3, BFI Southbank (The Works – Wild Bill) and Worth Paying For’ in the subject fi eld and what’s not, and untangle it. please email [email protected] with Production and Talent Film London in association Samantha Horley (The Salt Sound appealing? Then come ‘Meet the Experts’ in the subject line. The Development, Film London closing deadline for entries is 5pm Monday with Film Export UK, Creative Company – Killing Bono). Thu 11 Oct 16:00 – 17:30 along to this event with Kate, 8th October 2012. To book a place, please email Michael Ryan, Partner, Skillset and the 56th BFI one of the industry’s most Please note that only those entrants whose [email protected] with Studio, BFI Southbank GFM Films London Film Festival presents experienced feature film script applications have been successful will be ‘Market Place Live’ in the subject field Women in Film and Market Place Live editors, to understand what a Richard Kurti & Bev Doyle, notified and will be informed of their time Television presents script editor does and find out Kurti & Doyle slot and venue by email. Entertaining journey through Thu 11 Oct 11:00 – 12:30 Guaranteed Satisfaction: when to get them involved, The experts will answer the life of a hypothetical film An Interview with what the experience will be like, project from development Studio, BFI Southbank questions and give advice Fri 12 Oct 16:00 – 18:00 Luke Randolph, MD and how they can take your to filmmakers who are down to release – wrapped Film Distributors Association The Hospital Club, 24 Endell St, of International Film story from good to great. Kate embarking on feature inside a 90 minute live and the Industry Trust in London WC2H 9HQ Guarantors will be interviewed by Briony production. Each filmmaker event in front of a festival association with the 56th BFI The BFI presents Luke Randolph is the Hanson, Head of Film, British will have 30 minutes to seek audience. Panellists – London Film Festival present: Managing Director of Council. help and advice as to how Meet the BFI Film Fund including producers, sales Moments Worth Paying For? International Film Guarantors To book a place, please visit: best to move their film Supporting the future success and marketing executives, Tackling UK Film Piracy: A wftvlffleys.eventbrite.co.uk in London, a company that project onto the next stage. of British film by investing in financiers, publicists Content Protection Workshop and distributors – will be works with independent These meetings are film development, confronted by moderator The Film Distributors’ production companies in confidence. production, talent and skills Angus Finney with a set of Association and the Industry to bring their film to the is core to the BFI’s five year Trust, the consumer screen through advice and

6 7 plan ‘Film Forever’. The plan, Sat 13 Oct 18:00 – 20:00 The session focuses on Pixel Market, PttP’s unique The panel debate will be Tue 16 Oct 18:00 – 20:00 announced in full at the Atrium, BFI Southbank story centred approach to cross-media project finance around the key themes of the London Film School beginning of October, sets out presenting your film with market. One team will walk report in particular those that 24 Shelton Street a host of exciting initiatives to Industry Delegate passion and professionalism. away with the £6,000 ARTE have a relevance to industry Networking Hour London WC2H 9UB support films and filmmakers Following the pitching tactics Pixel Pitch prize. This is including: A chance to meet up and chat The London Film School in across the UK. Ben Roberts, workshop in the morning an incredible opportunity • What are the with fellow industry delegates association with the 56th BFI Director of the BFI Film Fund, David will be joined by a for audience members to characteristics of British over a drink. Please make sure London Film Festival presents Senior Executives Lizzie panel of decision makers to discover the secrets to audiences? Francke, Natascha Wharton, you bring your delegate pass to getting a cross-media project Low Budget Film Forum: hear feature film pitches from • What do audiences think Chris Collins and Head of gain admission. financed. The Budget is the Aesthetic a group of participants. about film? International, Isabel Davis Please note that due to restricted capacity The fi rst six responses to Partners: MEDIA, Arts Council England, For the past five years the this event is open only to Industry Delegates will discuss the BFI’s contact@advancefi lms.com will have BFI, Creative Skillset’s Film Skills Fund, • What sort of films do they London Film School has been and Festival Filmmakers Canada Media Fund, ARTE, Creative production and development fi ve minutes to pitch in the second half of the like watching and what running the Low Budget session and receive feedback from the panel Industries KTN, Mozilla, beActive, Cinekid, would they like to see more plans, what these mean and Telefilm Canada, Tribeca Film Institute Film Forum, an annual pan- how they will work to support of guests. Please enclose a synopsis of the of? Mon 15 – Fri 19 Oct feature fi lm project to be pitched. For full programme details and to buy European workshop funded filmmakers in a Q&A session The Hospital Club To book a place for this workshop, please tickets visit powertothepixel.com • Is Britishness an ingredient through the EU MEDIA Initial led by Stuart Kemp of The email [email protected] with or email [email protected] for success for British Training Programme. LBFF Think-Shoot-Distribute 2012 Hollywood Reporter. ‘Advance the Pitch’ in the subject line for further information audiences ? focuses on developing 12 low Think-Shoot-Distribute 2012 is To book a place, please rsvp to • How do audiences decide budget first feature films [email protected] or the Festival’s highly regarded with participants working in 020 7173 3261 Tue 16 – Fri 19 Oct Tue 16 Oct 15:00 – 18:00 what to watch? talent development scheme. mixed nationality groups via ICA • How and where do they 25 selected writers, directors NFT1, BFI Southbank a combination of peer-to-peer watch films? Sat 13 Oct 14:00 – 15:30 and producers will take Power to the Pixel presents The BFI presents group work, tutorials from • What impact do films have Studio, BFI Southbank part in a five-day training The Cross-Media Forum Understanding the Hearts industry professionals and programme at The Hospital and Minds of UK Audiences: on lives, emotions, actions case studies. Participants are Collabor8te in association Power to the Pixel’s Club where they will meet A presentation and debate on and sense of identity? from the London Film School; with the 56th BFI London Film Cross-Media Forum gathers leading international the films we watch, the ways How do we or should we, La fémis, Paris; The Budapest Festival presents: together the brightest minds filmmakers and executives we watch them, and what as an industry, take these Academy of Film and Theatre; and top digital experts Short Cuts to Bigger Pictures to explore all areas of this means for the UK film aspects into account when Danish Film School. In from the worlds of film, making feature films and the industry producing, distributing, 2013, UNATC, Bucharest and Collabor8te returns to the LFF TV, interactive, advertising, industry. Participants will selling and marketing films ? the dffb, Berlin will join the with a look at how three new publishing, gaming and the The presentation will be of examine their feature film Can we reach and understand consortium. directors made the leap from arts. Its collaborative format the key findings of the report, project with course leaders British audiences better, do shorts to features. helps foster creative industry Opening Our Eyes: How Film LBFF sets out to define and industry guests during we need more information? A screening of one short fi lm businesses, and finance Contributes to the Culture of the practical/aesthetic the training week and over by each of the panellists innovative projects that the UK. An evidence based Panellists: advantages each of the the following months. will be followed by a chaired span multiple platforms. report on the British public’s David Kosse (President of projects will gain from a discussion looking at how the Think-Shoot-Distribute is Find out how! views on film, prepared for International, Universal specific low budget strategy supported by Creative Skillset, the BFI by Northern Alliance Pictures); Julia Wrigley – getting clarity and value directors’ shorts played a part 16 October (public day) Adobe, Film London, Creative and Ipsos Media CT. The (Head Film4 Channel); by developing scripts as in them working toward their The Conference kicks off England and The Hospital Club. report provides in depth Andrew MacDonald blueprints for distinctive debut feature. with a morning of thought- data on the films that really (Producer, DNA Films); films. The forum also helps Panellists will be Please note that the deadline for applications provoking talks followed by for this year has passed and selection is matter to them, why they Mike Kelly (Northern build industry networks fi lmmakers with their fi rst an afternoon of candid case now complete watch them and the effect Alliance); Chris Chandler as filmmakers navigate the or second feature in the LFF studies from around the they have. It demonstrates (Northern Alliance); worlds of European film programme, and include world. The day ends with how film moves and inspires Ben Roberts (Director of development and financing. writer-director Tom Shkolnik Mon 15 Oct 11:00 – 16:00 the largest live collaborative the nation, how it excites the BFI Film Fund) whose debut feature, The storytelling experience This session will expand on Studio, BFI Southbank emotions and the intellect Comedian, follows several ever attempted - audience Chair: some ideas that animate Advance the Pitch and how it influences the shorts including In the Dark for participation essential! Mike Gubbins (Chair, the forum’s work: the great David Pope from advance shape of our lives. Film Agency Wales) generic breadth of positive Channel4’s Coming Up. 17 October (public day) films leads an intensive The report can be found low budget filmmaking, To book a place, please email The Pixel Pitch competition To book a place, please email indevents12@bfi .org.uk with ‘Short Cuts workshop on maximising the at bfi.org.uk/about-bfi/ [email protected] with models of collaborative showcases the eight best to Bigger Pictures’ in the subject fi eld time you may have to pitch policy-strategy/opening-our- ‘Understanding the Hearts and Minds development and priorities projects selected for The of UK Audiences’ in the subject line your project. eyes-how-film-contributes- all low budget filmmakers culture-uk can share. Chaired by Ben

8 9 Gibson, Director and Founder the PFM and its aims can be found at moderated by Wendy Mitchell Haine, Three Kings). Also of note Thu 18 Oct 10:30 – 12:00 How do we protect and filmlondon.org.uk/pfm of LBFF, panellists include (Screen International, UK). are the moody score by Stuart NFT1, BFI Southbank support creativity and risk- Suzy Gillett, LFS International The Film London Production Finance Market Earl (graduate of the NFTS) taking? How do we develop is supported by the BFI, the Mayor of Europa Distribution was Casting Symposium: An Relations Manager and London, MEDIA and UK Trade & Investment founded in 2006 and has and the arresting and visually new talent? And how do we Producer of LBFF, and poetic cinematography, which Audience with Debbie avoid development hell? rapidly grown its membership McWilliams producers and directors to include 125 independent won a prize for DoP David This event brings together Introduced by Spotlight, the working in independent low Wed 17 Oct 11:30 – 13:00 distributors in 26 countries. Raedeker at Sundance. the latest research and a UK’s leading casting resource budget film. Curzon Soho It has become a key voice This event will provide an panel of experts (including To book a place, please email Europa Distribution championing Europe’s enlightening and in-depth An opportunity to hear one key UK development [email protected] with independent film industry, overview of the production of the UK’s leading casting funders, commissioners, and ‘Low Budget Film Forum’ in the and MEDIA Desk UK in subject field. association with the 56th BFI and acts as a lobby and a story of My Brother the Devil directors discuss her work development executives) to London Film Festival present think tank. It organises in the form of a panel and the process of casting. show how producers and several network activities discussion: director Sally Debbie McWilliams has writers nurture their stories Facing Windows Wed 17 – Thu 18 Oct for its members throughout El Hosaini will be joined by worked on some of the most through the long development Film London Production This panel discussion will the year, with the other members of the crew. successful films in recent process; and discuss what Finance Market focus on day and date/narrow support of the MEDIA The moderator will be NFTS years: all the latest Bond really happens when a script window releases in a time of Please note: Attendees to this year’s Programme. MEDIA Desk UK visiting tutor, screenwriter movies, An American Werewolf is written. Production Finance Market have already been radical change for distribution , (mediadeskuk.eu) is the UK’s Rob Ritchie. in London My Beautiful The event will be chaired selected. Entry to the Market is strictly by models. The session will and . information office for the EU’s Previous case-studies have Launderette Caravaggio by Peter Bloore, senior application and subsequent invitation only. provide market data on recent The session will include MEDIA Programme. included Shifty, The Arbor and lecturer in creativity at UEA, The successful Film London day and date releases as topics such as: finding actors, Followed by networking lunch. Wild Bill. screenwriter, and author of Production Finance Market well as contributions from working with directors, To attend the panel please RSVP to Please note: the film will not be screened at the new book ‘The Screenplay (PFM), held in association producers, sales agents and how actors can effectively [email protected] with ‘Facing this event, although clips will be shown. Business: Managing Creativity with the BFI London Film distributors. It will tackle the Windows’ in the subject line promote themselves and To book a place please email: and Script Development in Festival, returns for a sixth following questions: recommendations for [email protected] with ‘A Boyz Own the Film Industry’. year. The two-day event Story’ in the subject field auditions and self-taping. • Is day and date release a Wed 17 Oct 19:30 – 20:30 To book a place, please email focuses on facilitating face- risk or an opportunity for The discussion will include [email protected] with ‘Script BFI Reuben Library, to-face meetings between independent European film a Q&A session. Development and Managing Creativity’ BFI Southbank Thu 18 Oct 10:00 – 12:00 producers and financiers and independent European To book a ticket please visit in the subject field from the international professionals? The National Film and Benugo Riverfront, bfi.org.uk/lff/casting marketplace and the UK to Television School in BFI Southbank • As P&A costs continue to Fri 19 Oct 14:00 – 17:30 encourage and foster new partnership with the 56th BFI rise and independent films Short Filmmakers’ Breakfast Thu 18 Oct 18:30 – 20:30 financing relationships. London Film Festival presents Studio, BFI Southbank have shorter and shorter For short filmmaker London Film School The 2011 market attracted ‘A Boyz Own Story’: A Case The 56th BFI London Film theatrical runs, will a delegates only. 24 Shelton Street almost €245m of production Study of the new British Film Festival in association with theatrical release as the Are you a filmmaker working London WC2H 9UB value and leading equity, the Independent Cinema prime window of a film’s My Brother the Devil on a short film? Maybe you hedge fund, tax, banking, The London Film Festival Offi ce presents: exploitation hold in the Welsh-Egyptian writer- have a short film and wonder and public and broadcaster and Creative Skillset in future? director Sally El-Hosaini’s what to do next? New Horizons for financiers. With over 800 association with the London UK Film Festivals? • What effect do window debut feature begins in focused meetings over two The BFI Film Fund is offering Film School present shifts have on the pre- familiar territory exploring The fourth edition of the days, delegates have paid talent like you the opportunity Script Development and financing of European the limited options of young annual Film Festivals Forum overwhelming testimony to for an informal chat over Managing Creativity works and revenue sharing British Arabs on the streets explores the changing Festival the strategic role the Market breakfast with delegates from between producers, of Hackney, against the The development of a film landscape in the wake of the now plays in the annual some of the key industry distributors and exhibitors? inevitable backdrop of gang organisations and companies screenplay is a complex announcement of the BFI’s film calendar. Over the violence and crime, but it collaborative process, fi ve year plan, ‘Film Forever’. Speakers include Jakub working with new talent. last five years, the PFM has swiftly develops into a boldly beginning with an initial Duszynski (Gutek Film, Eddie Berg, Director of BFI been directly responsible fresh and sensitive look at All you have to do is sign up story and continuing through Poland, Co-President of Partnerships, will talk about for getting a number of new identity, masculinity and and then show up. drafting and financing to Europa Distribution), Sarah the BFI’s plans and priorities features into production or on sexuality. It introduces a cast Please RSVP to: [email protected] the start of the shoot. But Calderon (The Film Agency, with ‘Short Filmmakers Breakfast’ for UK fi lm festivals. the way to being green-lit. of new, young actors including what are the best ways of Spain) and Teun Hilte (Yellow in the subject field The Forum will also address A keynote address, workshops and James Floyd and Fady Elsayed, managing this process? What networking opportunities are also part Knife, Under the Milky (Space limited to 35 places. such key questions as: with strong support by French are the tensions between of the event. Additional information on Way, UK). The panel will be A reserve list will operate) actor Said Taghmaoui (La creativity and big business? • What the Film Festival sector should be like?

10 11 • How should we be shaping at the National Theatre, the talent alongside gifted veterans the sector for the future? Old Vic, West End, Broadway from the widest cultural SURGERIES • What are the function and and elsewhere. He moved into backgrounds, all with stories directing for TV and Film in to tell. role of fi lm festivals? How to Qualify Your Film as offer producers advice about Christine Bardsley, Film the early nineties and since New voices deserve new Join colleagues to debate these British – The Cultural Test qualifying for the Cultural Adviser, British Council Film then his numerous credits audiences but is anyone topics with a panel of experts and Co-production Test or as a co-production. Department offers advice on include Morning Glory, Notting listening? Is inclusion really from across the fi lm industry: To book please email: the best ways to get your film Hill, Venus, Enduring Love, The working? Is low-budget 1-2-1 meetings available: [email protected] or accepted into an international • Jay Arnold, Head of Film Mother, Changing Lanes, and filmmaking an answer in Fri 12 Oct 10:30 – 12:30 [email protected] festival. Topics covered include: Culture, Creative England Persuasion. Don’t miss the recession-bound Britain? Mon 15 Oct 14:00 – 16:00 • Quality: what do programmers • Briony Hanson, Head of chance to hear from Roger This year’s Babylonians pitch Tue 16 Oct 14:00 – 16:00 How to Get Your look for in a short? Film, British Council about his latest film, his their inspired projects and Festival Delegate Centre career and his experiences as discuss their production Film Accepted by An • Length: what is the idea • Edward Fletcher, Managing Qualifying as a British film a director. prospects with the industry International Festival length of a short? Director, Soda Pictures under the Cultural Test or Hyde Park on Hudson screens and a participating public. 1-2-1 meetings available: • Materials: what are the • Jason Wood, Director under one of the UK’s official at the Festival on Tuesday 16 and For updated details please visit, Wed 17 Oct 10:30 – 12:30 most common mistakes of Programming, Thursday 18 October. babylon-film.eu co-production treaties is one filmmakers make? Curzon Cinemas To book your place, please visit: To book a place please email, of the gateways to tax relief Festival Delegate Centre directorsukatlff.eventbrite.com for film production in the UK. • Festival strategy: festivals • Clare Stewart, BFI Head of [email protected] with ‘Babylon What do filmmakers need Breakthrough’ in the subject field Productions are also eligible usually ask for a submission Exhibition, Festival Director, to think about when they to apply for BFI funding and fee which can add up quickly BFI London Film Festival Sat 20 Oct 18:00 – 20:00 submit their films into can benefit from the UK’s tax international festivals? The for filmmakers. Is it better • Chair: Catharine Des Forges, Atrium, BFI Southbank relief system. festival circuit is vital for to enter only the biggest Director, Independent Industry Delegate Anna Mansi, Certification short films, but it’s not about festivals, the smaller festivals Cinema Offi ce Networking Hour Manager at the BFI, and her submitting just anywhere – or a combination of the two? The meeting will be followed A chance to meet up and chat colleagues, Chantel Burrell there are thousands to To book please contact: by a networking event. and Christopher Halliday will choose from. [email protected] with with fellow industry delegates ‘Surgery’ in the subject field. The event is free to attend but seats are over a drink. Please make limited and priority will be given to fi lm festival programmers. sure you bring your delegate To secure your place, please email pass to gain admission. indevents12@bfi .org.uk by Please note that due to restricted capacity 12 October 2012 with ‘Film Festivals this event is open only to Industry Delegates Forum’ in the subject fi eld and Festival Filmmakers THE GREEN CUT EXHIBITION

Fri 19 Oct 17:30 – 18:30 Sun 21 Oct 11:00 – 12:30 The Green Cut initiative from the Green • Accident, directed by Harold Pinter, (1967) – ICA NFT3, BFI Southbank Carpet Challenge in collaboration with re-interpreted by Stella McCartney Directors UK in association Babylon in association with American Express celebrates the very best • The Red Shoes, directed by Michael Powell with the 56th BFI London Film the 56th BFI London Film of fashion, film and sustainability. Bringing and Emeric Pressburger, (1948) – Festival presents Festival presents together the British Fashion Council and the re-interpreted by Jonathan Saunders British Film Institute for the first time, Green In Conversation with Babylon Breakthrough: • Things to Come, directed by William Cameron Cut pairs eight seminal fashion designers with Roger Michell Inspiration and Inclusion Menzies, (1936) – re-interpreted by Marios eight iconic British films. Directors UK are delighted in Tough Times Schwab • Evergreen, directed by Victor Saville (1934) – to bring you an evening of European film development • Velvet Goldmine, directed by Todd Haynes, re-interpreted by Antonio Berardi ‘In Conversation with Roger programme Babylon, now in (1998) – re-interpreted by Alice Temperley its sixth year, had four films in • Darling, directed by John Schlesinger (1965) – Michell’ director of Hyde Launched at London Fashion Week, the this year’s Berlin Film Festival re-interpreted by Tom Ford Park on Hudson, this year’s collection will travel to Harrods where it (including Sally El Hosaini’s Centrepiece Gala, supported • Its Love Again, directed by Victor Saville will be open to the public from 22 October by the Mayor of London. My Brother the Devil) and has (1936) – re-interpreted by Roksanda Ilincic again recruited promising new to 5 November between the hours of 10:00 Roger began his directing • My Fair Lady, directed by George Cukor and 20:00. career in theatre at the Royal (1964) – hat creation re-interpreted by For more information, please visit Court and has directed works Stephen Jones eco-age.com

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MONDAY 15 – THURSDAY 18 OCTOBER 2012 CURZON SOHO 99 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 5DY For more information and production credits on all titles please see the Supported by the Mayor of London, through Film London, the Industry Screenings showcase Festival programme brochure, online catalogue or website bfi.org.uk/lff a selection of Festival films which are available for distribution in the UK or worldwide.* We aim to highlight these titles to buyers and provide an environment that makes it easy and MONDAY 15 OCTOBER 16:20 The Dead Man and Being Happy 94min convenient for buyers and sellers to meet and do business. SCREEN 1 A dying hitman, a stash of morphine, a car that’s seen The Industry Screenings take place at the Curzon Soho in Shaftesbury Avenue from Monday 09:30 Neighbouring Sounds 131min better days – Spanish director 15 to Thursday 18 October from 09:00 to 18:00. A tense, bold and fi ercely Javier Rebollo offers a darkly humorous compelling portrait of urban life road movie on the possibilities of trying to Holders of a Buyers and Sellers pass will be given priority access but all Industry, Press and in modern-day Brazil. escape that which you fear most. Festival delegates are welcome to attend. We hope this service will make it easier for all Contact: Figa Films, Contact: Urban Distribution International, delegates to see a greater number of films. alex@fi gafi lms.com [email protected]

During the Industry Screening days, the mezzanine bar of the Curzon Soho will serve as a SCREEN 2 SCREEN 3 Buyers and Sellers lounge where delegates can enjoy free wireless internet access, and from 17:00 to 18:00 you can relax and enjoy a drink at the Curzon Bar during our daily Happy Hour. 09:15 Pilgrim Hill* 76min 09:20 Kelly + Victor* 90min Holders of any Festival pass are offered a 10% discount on all food and drink bought in the This moving portrait of a A haunting, candid depiction of a Konditor and Cook café on the premises. middle-aged farmer living in young couple embarking on a passionate rural Ireland is an incredible achievement and transgressive love affair, adapted from *information correct at the time of printing. for fi rst-time fi lmmaker Gerard Barrett. the novel by Niall Griffi ths. Contact: Nine Entertainment Studios, Contact: Hot Property Films, [email protected] janine@hotpropertyfi lms.com

10:40 Here and There 110min 11:00 For No Good Reason* 89min Networking for Meet the Buyer Antonio Méndez Esparza’s assured debut The wild life, and wilder art, of Buyers and Sellers Tuesday 16 October feature explores the shifts that occur in a Ralph Steadman. We will host several The Meet the Buyer event is a day dedicated to networking close-knit Mexican family when the father Contact: Itch Film Ltd, events during the Industry which enables sales agents to meet key UK buyers in a series returns from a period spent working in lucy@itchfi lm.com the USA. Screenings, entry to which of pre-scheduled individual meetings. It takes place at the 12:40 Village at the End of the World* 78min is by invitation only. Please Curzon Soho on Tuesday 16 October from 10:00am. Contact: Alpha Violet, [email protected] A compelling portrait of a remote contact the Industry Booking your place in advance is essential. village in Northern Greenland with a Screenings team for further 12:40 Dormant Beauty 115min Please contact the Industry Screenings team to secure your population of 59. information. Contact Sophisticated, stylish and serious drama participation. Contact: Met Film Production, details below. from Marco Bellocchio, which links three al@metfi lm.co.uk stories against the background of Italy’s most famous euthanasia case. 14:10 The Red and the Blue* 100min A beautifully observed, deftly Contact: Celluloid Dreams, For up-to-date information on the Industry Screenings and networking events, and who [email protected] directed fi lm comprising a series of is attending the Festival, please log on to bfi.org.uk/extranet or contact the Industry interlinked stories set in Screenings team. 14:45 The Repentant 87min a modern High School in Rome. A hauntingly powerful tale of a reformed Contact: Biancafi lm, Mary Davies Monika Visniarova Algerian fundamentalist attempting to info@biancafi lm.it Tel: 020 7957 4752 Tel: 020 7957 4744 reintegrate into society only to fi nd some Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] secrets impossible to hide. 16:00 Eat Sleep Die 103min A warm and unique tale of “the new Contact: Doc & Film International, d.elstner@docandfi lm.com Sweden” seen through the eyes of Raša, a feisty but loveable 21-year-old tomboy. Contact: The Yellow Affair, [email protected]

* These titles are available for world sales.

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TUESDAY 16 OCTOBER SCREEN 3 WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER SCREEN 3 SCREEN 1 09:10 Compliance 90min SCREEN 1 09:10 Crazy Eyes 95min 09:30 Helter Skelter 127min One of the most talked about fi lms of 09:30 Helpless 117min An LA love affair starts between Mika Ninagawa’s follow-up to Sakuran is the year; bold and inventive fi lmmaking Byun Youngjoo adapts Miyabe Miyuki’s a couple who love booze as much as they a big, splashy thrill-ride, tearing into the destined to leave a searing impression on famous novel Burning Train to Korea and might love each other. supermodel/teen idol industries which its audience. does it proud: when a young woman Contact: Crazy Eyes, LLC, dominate J-pop culture. Contact: Memento Films International, disappears suddenly, her fi ancé launches [email protected] tanja@memento-fi lms.com Contact: Asmik Ace Entertainment, Inc, a desperate search – and makes some 10:55 A Respectable Family 90min [email protected] 10:50 Imagine 105min shocking discoveries. Iranian cinema delivers another Edward Hogg plays a teacher at a school for Contact: CJ Entertainment, jolting piece of suspense and social SCREEN 2 the blind in Lisbon in Andrzej Jakimowski’s [email protected] commentary with this gripping tale of a inventive and lyrical account of a world college professor returning to confront his 09:15 Tango Libre 105min centred on everyday sound. SCREEN 2 family after 22 years abroad. Love, dance and the pressures of prison life make a heady cocktail in Frédéric Contact: Beta Cinema, 09:15 The Great Kilapy* 102min Contact: Pyramide International, [email protected] lgarzon@pyramidefi lms.com Fonteyne’s offbeat drama starring Angolan fi lmmaker Zézé Gamboa offers a Sergi Lopez. 12:45 Wish You Were Here 93min quirky political observation of the lives and 12:35 Material 93min Contact: Films Distribution, A tense and suspenseful thriller about the passions of fl awed characters set in Luanda A gentle fi lm that combines drama bef@fi lmsdistribution.com mysterious disappearance of a man whilst and Lisbon. and comedy with ease. on holiday in Cambodia. Contact: David & Golias, 11:10 The Patience Stone 98min Contact: Videovision Entertainment, [email protected] [email protected] Roman Polanski meets the Taliban in this Contact: LevelK, [email protected] unforgettable account of a beautiful Afghan 11:30 Europa Cinema/MEDIA 14:20 Free Angela and all Political woman who indulges her most secret 14:30 My German Friend 100min Industry Event 90min Prisoners 101min desires in the most dangerous of places. The momentous sweep of post-war Facing Windows: Can day and date releases Shola Lynch’s authoritative and Contact: Le Pacte, Argentinian history is distilled into this offer an opportunity to European fi lms to gripping documentary portrait of one of the [email protected] intimate, tender, and always humane fi lm. reach new audiences or is the windows most signifi cant fi gures of the American collapse a threat for the whole cinema civil rights movement. 13:00 Kinshasa Kids 85min Contact: The Match Factory, [email protected] chain? Children living on the streets of Kinshasa Contact: Elle Driver, [email protected] aim to put on a show that will rock the city. 16:20 Le Grand Soir 92min 13:45 Happy New Year, Grandma!* 107min Contact: MK2 International, Two middle-aged misfi t brothers show a A wicked Basque black comedy with gothic 16:10 After Lucia 102min [email protected] fi nger to the System in this exuberant, overtones pits an enterprising grandmother A harrowing and all too believable punk-themed comedy from French fi lm looking at the relationship between a 14:35 Short Stories* 105min against the family who want to put her in anarcho- jokers Delépine and Kervern. father and daughter. Mikhail Segal’s four contrasting stories a home. provide an absurd and comic take on a Contact: Funny Balloons, Contact: Irusoin, Contact: Bac Films, [email protected] m.robinet@bacfi lms.fr Russia preoccupied with the values of the [email protected] new consumerism. 15:45 The We and the I 103min Contact: RUMedia, * These titles are available for world sales. All aboard Michel Gondry’s bus around the * These titles are available for world sales. [email protected] Bronx.

16:30 Silence* 84min Contact: Kinology, A haunting and poetic vision of Ireland [email protected] which defi es easy categorisation. Contact: South Wind Blows Ltd, [email protected]

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THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER SCREEN 3 SCREEN 1 09:30 Everybody in Our Family 108min 09:30 Key of Life 128min This riveting debut feature tells the story Kenji Uchida’s brilliantly entertaining of 18-year-old Shira, who is about to be comedy-drama is a riff on Trading Places: a married off to a young man she does not failed actor steals a new identity and fi nds know. himself prey to the attentions of The Mob. Contact: Films Boutique, cristina@fi lmsboutique.com Contact: Klockworx, [email protected] 11:30 3 119min Uruguayan director Pablo Stoll crafts a SCREEN 2 stylish, droll tale of a dysfunctional family who can’t be honest about what they want. 09:15 Punk* 90min Vive l’anarchie! Rock, rebellion and the Contact: WIDE, [email protected] teenage blues – a familiar formula gets a turbo-charged new treatment in this sub- 13:45 Simon Killer 105min culture panorama from French director The charming façade of a young sociopath Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire. slowly unravels in this provocative and Contact: Anna Lena Films, visually arresting drama. [email protected] Contact: Fortissimo Films, [email protected] 10:55 Starlet 104min An unusual friendship between a young 15:45 Museum Hours 106min woman and an elderly widow develops in The latest fi lm from renowned California’s San Fernando Valley. documentarian and fi lm-essayist Jem Contact: Rezo Films, Cohen is a charming rumination on art sebastien.chesneau@rezofi lms.com and observation. 12.50 The Summit* 95min Contact: MPM Films, pmenahem@mpmfi lm.com An attempt to understand what happened on a day that became known as the most tragic in modern mountaineering history. * These titles are available for world sales. Contact: Image Now Films, [email protected]

14:35 Love Story* 94min With the help of New York citizens, New Zealand director Florian Habicht has created a truly eccentric and original romantic comedy. Contact: Pictures for Anna, fl [email protected]

16:20 Teddy Bear 93min A painfully shy bodybuilder looks for love far from his mother’s watchful eye. OFFICIAL HOTEL PARTNER OF THE Contact: Visit Films, 56TH BFI LONDON FILM FESTIVAL, rk@visitfi lms.com IN PARTNERSHIP WITH AMERICAN EXPRESS.

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20 BFI BFI BFI BFI National Archive INDUSTRY DELEGATES Amanda Nevill Isabel Davis Paul Taylor Dylan Cave ATTENDING THE FESTIVAL 10 – 21 October 2012 10 – 21 October 2012 1 – 21 October 2012 10 – 21 October 2012 BFI BFI BFI BFI National Archive Anna Mansi Jamie Wolpert Paul Richardson Ros Cranston This is a provisional list of delegates attending the Festival 10 – 21 October 2012 1 – 1 October 2012 1 – 21 October 2012 8 – 21 October 2012 (in alphabetical order by company name). For up-to-date BFI BFI BFI BFI National Archive information please contact the Industry Office on Ben Roberts Jen Wright Rebecca Vick William Fowler 020 7958 8957 or visit bfi.org.uk/extranet 10 – 21 October 2012 10 – 21 October 2012 10 – 21 October 2012 10 – 21 October 2012 BFI BFI BFI bluelight For general press enquiries, please contact Premier PR. Brian Robinson Jez Stewart Rhidian Davis Yves Guillemot Email: [email protected] or call 020 7292 8330 10 – 21 October 2012 1 – 21 October 2012 1 – 21 October 2012 1 – 21 October 2012 BFI BFI BFI Blueprint Pictures and ask to speak to a member of the LFF team. 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BFI Southbank Tuesday to Saturday 10:30–19:00 For more information visit 020 8607 5530 bfi.org.uk/library 32 33 Crossfi re Hurricane Ellington Kid, The Flight of the Pompadour Get Lucky FILMMAKERS ATTENDING Keith Richards Dan Sully Karan Kandhari Norma Burke THE FESTIVAL Rolling Stones Director Director / Screenwriter Director Crossfi re Hurricane Ellington Kid, The Flight of the Pompadour Get Lucky Charlie Watts Rob Watson Benedict Murray David Barrett This is a provisional list of filmmakers attending the Festival Rolling Stones Producer Producer Editor (in alphabetical order by film title). This list was correct at time Crossfi re Hurricane Ernest and Celestine Flight of the Pompadour Get Lucky of going to press. For up-to-date information on attending Ronnie Wood Benjamin Renner Herbert Hunger Ralf Little filmmakers please contact the Filmmaker Desk in the Festival Rolling Stones Director Editor Actor Curse, The Ethnographer, The Flight of the Pompadour Get Lucky Delegate Centre on 020 7849 4450. Fyzal Boulifa Ulises Rosell Pete Jones Tanya Franks Director / Screenwriter Director Composer Actor Curse, The Everybody Has a Plan Flight of the Pompadour Gimme the Loot Gavin Humphries Viggo Mortensen Bjorn Bratberg Dominic Buchanan 4th Dimension, The Argo Blood Canned Dreams Producer Actor Cinematographer Producer Matt Roberts Ben Affl eck Nick Murphy Joonas Berghäll Actor Director Director Producer Curse, The Everybody Has a Plan For No Good Reason Gimme the Loot Taina Galis Ana Piterbarg Charlie Paul Natalie Difford 4th Dimension, The Atlantiques; Big In Blood Chakravyuh Cinematographer Actor Director Producer Joanna Ignaczewska Vietnam; Simon Killer; Paul Bettany Prakash Jha Actor Snow Cannon Actor Director Curse, The Everybody in Our For No Good Reason Ginger and Rosa Mati Diop Sebastian Dale Family Lucy Paul Sally Potter 4th Dimension, The Body, The Chakravyuh Director / Actor Sound Designer Radu Jude Producer Director Effy Efthymiou Oriol Paulo Arjun Rampal Director Composer Atomic Age Director / Screenwriter Actor Darklight For No Good Reason Ginger and Rosa Héléna Klotz Richard Turley EVERYDAY Tharun Joseph Elle Fanning 69.4 Degrees North Boy in the Bubble, The Chakravyuh Director Director Michael Winterbottom Animator Actor Eva Weber Kealan O’Rourke Abhay Deol Director Director Battle of the Ancre and Director / Screenwriter Actor Day I Killed My Best Foxes Ginger and Rosa the Advance of the Friend, The EVERYDAY Lorcan Finnegan Alice Englert 69.4 Degrees North Boy in the Bubble, The Citadel Tanks, The Blanca Font Melissa Parmenter Director Actor Gareth Thomas Brian Willis Ciarán Foy Toby Haggith Co-Screenwriter / Producer Producer Producer Director Foxes Gipsy Anne Senior Curator Cinematography / EVERYDAY Brunella Cocchiglia Håvard Oppøyen 69.4 Degrees North Boy in the Bubble, The Citadel Concept Art / Sound Bayou Blue Laurence Coriat Producer Archive Restoration Fiona DeSouza Laura Bowe Brian Coffey Designer Alix Lambert Co-Screenwriter Editor Animator Producer Foxes Good Vibrations Director / Producer Day I Killed My Best EVERYDAY Garret Shanley Glenn Leyburn 69.4 Degrees North Brave New Old Citadel Friend, The Bayou Blue John Simm Screenwriter Director Alex Reid Adam Wells Aneurin Barnard Martín Martínez García David McMahon Actor Director of Photography Director / Animator Actor Animator Fragments of Kubelka Good Vibrations Director / Producer EVERYDAY Martina Kudlácˇek Lisa Barros D’Sa 69.4 Degrees North Breaking the Frame Citadel Dormant Beauty Beasts of the Southern Shaun Kirk Director / Producer Director Dennis Wheatley Marielle Nitoslwska Wunmi Mosaku Maya Sansa Wild Actor Sound Designer / Mixer Director Actor Actor Frankenweenie Grand Soir, Le Benh Zeitlin EVERYDAY Tim Burton Benoît Delépine Africa Director Breaking the Frame Clip Dormant Beauty Katrina Kirk Director Director Matti Harju Monique Dartonne Maja Miloš Piergiorgio Belocchio Beasts of the Southern Actor Director / Screenwriter Editor Director / Screenwriter Actor Frankenweenie Grassroots Wild EVERYDAY Allison Abbate Stephen Gyllenhaal Africa Quvenzhané Wallis Broken Comedian, The Dreams for Sale Robert Kirk Producer Director Maya Maffi oli Actor Rufus Norris Tom Shkolnik Miwa Nishikawa Actor Editor Director Director Director Frankenweenie Grassroots Bergman and Magnani: EVERYDAY Winona Ryder Jason Biggs After Lucia The War of Volcanoes Broken; Physics Comedian, The / Africa Early Birds Stephanie Kirk Actor Actor Michael Franco Francesco Patierno Rob Hardy Benjamin Kracun Jeroen Bogaert Actor Director / Producer / Director / Screenwriter Director of Photography Cinematographer Director Frankenweenie Great Expectations Screenwriter Fill the Void Catherine O’Hara Mike Newell Beyond The Hills By Pain and Rhyme and Crossfi re Hurricane Early Birds Rama Burshtein Actor Director Amour Cristian Mungiu Arabesques of Foraging Brett Morgan Karel van Bellingen Director Michael Haneke Director David Gatten Director Editor Frankenweenie Great Expectations Director Filmmaker Fire Martin Short Elizabeth Karlsen Blancanieves Crossfi re Hurricane Early Birds Chanya Button Actor Producer Antiviral Pablo Berger Caesar Must Die Victoria Pearman Chris Green Director Brandon Cronenberg Director / Producer / Vittorio Tavani Producer Composer Frankenweenie Great Expectations Director Screenwriter Director Fire Martin Landau Stephen Woolley Crossfi re Hurricane Early Birds Sian Robins-Grace Actor Producer Mick Jagger Gert Winckelmans Screenwriter Rolling Stones Actor

34 35 Great Expectations I Spy Just the Wind Lore My Amityville Horror Non-Swimmers Physics Roots David Nicholls Luke Rodgers Bence Fliegauf Paul Welsh Eric Walter Lucia Kajankova Chris Roebuck Elisa Cepedal Screenwriter Director Director Producer Director Screenwriter Editor Editor Great Expectations I Spy Keep the Lights On Lore My Amityville Horror Orthodox Pilgrim Hill Roots Helena Bonham Carter Patrick Schulenburg Ira Sachs Robin Mukherjee Andrea Adams Daisy Allsop Gerard Barrett Fernando Calleja Actor Director / Producer Director Screenwriter Producer Producer Director / Producer Sound Designer Great Expectations I Spy Kelly + Victor Lore My Amityville Horror Orthodox Quartet Roots Ralph Fiennes Simone Radclyffe Kieran Evans Saskia Rosendahl John Blythe Daniel Cleland Dustin Hoffman Leanne Davis Actor Director / Producer Director Actor Producer Producer Director Actor Great Expectations I, Anna Kelly + Victor Love, Marilyn My Amityville Horror Orthodox Quartet Rust and Bone Jason Flemyng Barnaby Southcombe Janine Marmot Liz Garbus Christine Irons Si Bell Finola Dwyer Jacques Audiard Actor Director Producer Director Producer Director of Photography Producer Director Great Expectations I, Anna Kelly + Victor Made in Ash My Brother the Devil Orthodox Quartet Rust and Bone Jeremy Irvine Felix Vossen Piers McGrail Iveta Grofová Sally El Hosaini Kelvin Hutchins Ronald Harwood Thomas Bidegain Actor Producer Cinematographer Director Director / Screenwriter Editor Screenwriter Screenwriter Great Expectations I, Anna Kelly + Victor Material My Brother the Devil Our Children Quartet Rust and Bone Holliday Grainger Christopher Simon Julian Morris Craig Freimond Julia Godzinskaya Joachim Lafosse Billy Connolly Marion Cotillard Actor Producer Actor Director / Screenwriter Producer Director Actor Actor Great Expectations I, Anna Kiss of the Damned Material My Brother the Devil Outback Motel, The Quartet Rust and Bone Sally Hawkins Charlotte Rampling Xan Cassavetes Ronnie Apteker Michael Sackler Laura Smith Tom Courtenay Matthias Schoenaerts Actor Actor Director Producer / Screenwriter Producer Director Actor Actor Great Expectations If Himmler Played Lawrence of Arabia; Big Material My Brother the Devil Outback Motel, The Quartet Santa’s Blotto David Walliams Guitar Gundown, The; Bonjour Robbie Thorpe David Raedeker Matthew Gibbs Pauline Collins Patrick Myles Actor Andy Taylor Smith Tristesse Producer Cinematographer Actor Actor Director / Screenwriter Director Grover Crisp Great Expectations Mea Maxima Culpa: My Brother the Devil Outback Motel, The Reality Santa’s Blotto Archive Restoration Tamzin Outhwaite Imagine Silence in the House Stuart Earl Gabrielle Miller Matteo Garrone David Luff Actor Andrzej Jakimowski Liar’s Autobiography, A of God Composer Actor Director / Producer / Producer Director / Producer Jeff Simpson Alex Gibney Screenwriter Helter Skelter My Brother the Devil Outback Motel, The Santa’s Blotto Director Director Mika Ninagawa Imagine Iain Kitching Anné Kulonen Red and the Blue, The Brian Blessed Director Alexandra Maria Lara Liar’s Autobiography, A Midnight’s Children Editor Composer Guiseppe Piccioni Actor Actor Bill Jones Deepa Mehta Director / Screenwriter Hiding in the Open My Brother the Devil Pervert’s Guide to Sapphires, The Director / Producer Director Tina Ghazimorad In the Fog James Floyd Ideology, The Reluctant Wayne Blair Director Sergei Loznitsa Liar’s Autobiography, A Midnight’s Children Actor Sophie Fiennes Fundamentalist, The Director Director Ben Timlett Salman Rushdie Director Mira Nair Hiding in the Open My Face is in Space Sapphires, The Director / Producer Screenwriter Director Marlon Diamond In the House Elia Bouthors Pervert’s Guide to Jessica Mauboy Screenwriter François Ozon Liar’s Autobiography, A Missing Key, The Producer Ideology, The Robot and Frank Actor Director Terry Jones Miles Nicholas Katie Holly Jake Schreier Hiding in the Open My Face is in Space Sapphires, The Actor Composer / Sound Producer Director Payam Hashemi Interval, The Daniel Brierley Chris O’Dowd Designer Music Composer Leonardo Di Costanzo Liar’s Autobiography, A Screenwriter Pervert’s Guide to Room 237 Actor Director / Screenwriter Michael Palin Monument Film Ideology, The Rodney Ascher Hindsight Bias, The My Face is in Space Save Your Legs! 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