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1 CINEMATIC BANQUET BY 2 BE A STAR FOR THE NIGHT AT THE 3 FA CUP FINAL 2014 WITH FILM RENOWNED CHEF HELIO FENERICH PREMIERE OF GRAVITY IN THE BFI STAR TREATMENT LONDON FILM FESTIVAL Have one of London’s best private Join Greg Dyke, Chair of the BFI and The chefs devise the ultimate film banquet Gain the highest level of access to the Football Association, in the Royal Box especially for you, for up to 20 people at American Airlines Gala premiere of GRAVITY at next year’s FA Cup Final at Wembley your own home. Helio Fenerich will create on Thursday 10 October. American Airlines Stadium. This is the ultimate, money- a fantastic feast of your favourite dishes are also donating Business Class return can’t-buy football experience. For an from some of greatest meals in cinema flights for two to New York for a 3 night added VIP touch, the prize also includes history, taking inspiration from films such stay, at a time of your choosing. On the your own private chauffeured Renault as BABETTE’S FEAST, LIKE WATER FOR night of the Gala, stay in a suite at the Café car to take you to and from the match. CHOCOLATE, I AM LOVE, or LADY AND Royal hotel and enjoy a personal makeup THE TRAMP. Brazilian Helio Fenerich has appointment with a M.A.C Pro artist before Included in this prize are 2 tickets for the worked as a private chef to Ruth Rogers your private transfer to Leicester Square, Royal Box at The FA Cup Final with Budweiser (The River Café) and has been described as where you will walk the red carpet and on Saturday 17 May, as well as lunch before ‘the best cook I know’ by Nigella Lawson. meet director Alfonso Cuarón. the match in the Wembley Suite. Also included is a chauffeur service provided by Renault Included in this prize is an initial session Included in this prize are 2 tickets to the to/from Wembley stadium and a UK address with Helio Fenerich to devise your menu as American Airlines Gala and VIP after-party, of your choice. well as the catering of a sit down dinner 1 night stay in a suite at Café Royal hotel, for up to 20 people in your home. Dates to be makeup appointment with a M.A.C Pro artist Kindly donated by BFI Chair Greg Dyke mutually agreed. Please note the prize does and M.A.C goody bag and a private car for and Renault. not include the cost of ingredients or beverages, the evening. This part of the prize is only which will need to be settled separately with available on 10 October 2013. American Helio Fenerich. Airlines Business Class return flights to New York for 2 people (non-transferable and with Kindly donated by Helio Fenerich, and with no upgrade available, subject to availability); thanks to Gala Committee Member Gerry Fox. 3 nights bed and breakfast accommodation at a New York venue to be confirmed on the night of LUMINOUS. Dates for this part of the prize are subject to availability and must be redeemed no later than Friday 3 October 2014.

Kindly donated by Warner Bros. Pictures, American Airlines, Café Royal hotel and M.A.C.

4 CHILD’S WALK-ON ROLE IN A BFI 5 VENICE AND ITS FILM FESTIVAL FILM FUND FILM An unforgettable 3-day break for 2 in disc. Edition of 4) and the installation of the An opportunity for your child or grandchild the romantic and historical city of Venice piece in a London location of your choice. This to have a walk-on part in a forthcoming during the oldest international film prize is available on fixed dates to be advised children’s film in production, which has festival in the world. Enjoy a memorable during the 2014 Venice Film Festival, which received Lottery funds through the BFI Film evening as guests of the Venice Film runs from 29 August to 8 September 2014. Fund. We will be announcing details of Festival at a red carpet premiere, spend the film during the evening’s proceedings 2 nights at the Cipriani, one of Venice’s Kindly donated by Gala Committee Member at LUMINOUS. iconic hotels, and explore the hidden Gerry Fox and the Director of Venice Film corners of the city on a private tour with Festival, Alberto Barbera and with thanks Included in this prize is a rehearsal session, TV presenter and Venetian historian to Francesco da Mosto. one day on set including filming of the child’s Francesco da Mosto. To top it all off, take walk-on role, the child’s name in the film credits home a Venetian-inspired piece of moving and, once the film is completed, 4 tickets to image art by artist and filmmaker Gerry the London premiere. An adult must accompany Fox. AFTER RENOIR (SUNSET) recreates the child at all times. The time and date are 19th century painter Renoir’s view of subject to the filming schedule, and to be Venice from the Island of St Giorgio as advised by the film’s producers. a moving cinematic tableau.

Included in this prize are 2 tickets to a red carpet gala premiere at the Venice Film Festival in 2014; a two-night stay at the Cipriani; a private tour of Venice with Francesco da Mosto and lunch in his family Palazzo; use of a private speedboat with a local driver. Also included is Gerry Fox’s AFTER RENOIR (SUNSET), 2010 (Framed TV monitor, Blu-Ray player, Blu-Ray LIVE AUCTION LOTS

6 1977 STARS WARS SCRIPT, SIGNED 7 MAZU, TURNING (TEN THOUSAND 8 LOVE YOU MORE – ANDREA BY GEORGE LUCAS WAVES) BY ISAAC JULIEN AND HARRY KISSING BY SAM TAYLOR-JOHNSON Personally signed by the film’s director, Own an original artwork by one of the George Lucas, your chance to own a piece most important artists currently working Sam Taylor-Johnson OBE is a Turner Prize- of rare cinema heritage – a unique copy with the moving image. Mazu, Turning nominated artist and director who is of the BFI National Archive’s original (TEN THOUSAND WAVES) is representative regarded as one of today’s most important 1977 STAR WARS continuity script. of Turner Prize-nominated Isaac Julien’s contemporary female artists. Her Beautifully reproduced and bound, this 9-screen film installation TEN THOUSAND photographs and films examine, through complete script additionally includes WAVES which will premiere at MoMA in highly charged scenarios, our shared social edited out scenes as well as detailed notes New York in November until February 2014. and psychological conditions. A former and unpublished Polaroid photographs The architectural installation poetically BFI Governor, Taylor-Johnson wished to taken on set and on location by the film’s weaves together stories linking China’s contribute a work to LUMINOUS that has continuity supervisor Ann Skinner, who ancient past and present. Conceived and a particularly strong personal association donated the script to the care of the BFI’s made over four years, TEN THOUSAND with the BFI. LOVE YOU MORE – ANDREA national collection of film materials. WAVES sees Julien collaborating with some AND HARRY KISSING is a beautiful and of China’s leading artistic voices, including intimate photographic still from her first Please note that due to the rarity of this item, the legendary siren of Chinese cinema narrative short film, LOVE YOU MORE, the winner will be required to sign a legal Maggie Cheung, depicted here. which was produced and encouraged by agreement prohibiting any reproduction the late Anthony Minghella when he was or commercial exploitation of this item. Mazu, Turning (TEN THOUSAND WAVES), Chair of the BFI. 2010. Endura Ultra photograph, diasec With thanks to George Lucas, Lucas Films, mounted. 23¾ x 31½”. Edition 27 of 35. LOVE YOU MORE - ANDREA AND HARRY Disney and Andy Weltman, Executive Vice KISSING. 2007. Signed C-type colour print. President of Pinewood US. Kindly donated by Isaac Julien. Edition 1/10. 20 x 16”. Framed.

Kindly donated by Sam Taylor-Johnson.

9 THE ULTIMATE CANNES FILM 10 WALK-ON ROLE IN A BFI FILM 11 JAMES HUNT’S FORMULA 1 FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE WITH YACHT FUND FILM CAR FROM RUSH

An opportunity for you and 3 guests to Play your own part in film history with a Drive away in your own full-size replica attend the world’s most famous Opening walk-on part in a forthcoming British film of James Hunt’s racing car from this year’s Night Gala at the Cannes Film Festival in production, which has received Lottery smash hit film RUSH (Dir. Ron Howard. in 2014. Founded in 1946, this is the most funds through the BFI Film Fund. We will 2013). Set against the golden age of prestigious and important film festival in be announcing details of the film during Formula 1, RUSH portrays the fast-paced, the world. Strictly by invitation only, this is the evening’s proceedings at LUMINOUS. action-packed and exhilarating true story a unique chance to be at the most lauded of two of the greatest rivals the sport has film event of the year. Included in this prize is a rehearsal session, a ever witnessed - James Hunt versus Niki costume fitting, one day on set including filming Lauda and their illustrious Formula 1 Plus, spend two luxurious nights on your of your walk-on role, your name in the film racing teams, McLaren versus Ferrari. own private Riviera yacht and take a cruise credits and, once the film is completed, 2 tickets to lunch at the Le Club 55 in St Tropez, to the London premiere. The time and date This actual-size replica of Hunt’s McLaren made famous by Brigitte Bardot during are subject to the filming schedule, and to be M23 used during the making of RUSH was the filming of Roger Vadim’s AND GOD advised by the film’s producers. built by a leading race car team based on a CREATED WOMAN. Reynard Formula Vauxhall single-seat race car with 2 litre engine, correct size historic Included in this prize is a two-night stay on F1 size wheels and tyres and a detailed Mach 2, a 27.85m Mangousta yacht, including facsimile bodywork acknowledged by full crew and a personal chef. Also included Alastair Caldwell as “bloody marvellous”! are 4 tickets to the Opening Night Gala of the This M23 replica has an overall length of Cannes Film Festival 2014; return cruise on 4.6m, maximum rear track width of 2m, Mach 2 from Cannes to St Tropez and lunch at front track of 1.75m and weighs around Le Club 55 in St Tropez for 4 people. This prize 500kg. It is finished in the correct McLaren is only available from 14-16 May 2014. colour scheme and shows the marks of action on the track. Kindly donated by The Reuben Foundation and the Director of Cannes Film Festival Delivery of the car to a UK address is included, Thierry Frémaux. and it will be delivered in running order.

Kindly donated by Cross Creek Pictures, Exclusive Media, Working Title and Revolution Films. LIVE AUCTION APPEAL

HELP THE BFI RESTORE THIS TREASURE A temperamental film star hatches a The BFI has been instrumental in the FROM THE BFI NATIONAL ARCHIVE plan to kill her husband in order to elope reappraisal of Asquith’s silent work having to Hollywood with her lover. previously restored UNDERGROUND (1928) SHOOTING STARS (DIR. ANTHONY and A COTTAGE ON DARTMOOR (1929). ASQUITH AND A.V. BRAMBLE UK 1928) This wonderful satire of our domestic SHOOTING STARS was originally tinted, film industry was written and directed by though has only been seen in black and a young Anthony Asquith (son of Britain’s white prints for decades. In addition to Liberal Prime Minister) who, after Alfred removing the damage of 80 plus years, Hitchcock, was Britain’s most successful the restoration will go back to the nitrate filmmaker in the late 1920s. materials held by the BFI National Archive and reintroduce the colours that would This is incredibly sophisticated stuff for a have been seen by audiences in 1928. debut film regardless of era, with stunning technical flourishes and a mordant vein of black humour. SHOOTING STARS offers a witty and affectionate look at the smoke-and-mirrors world of movie making with many a wink to the audience, yet Asquith’s vision is far from idealistic. The love triangle centred around diva- esque star Mae Feather drives the film into increasingly dark territory, while Asquith boldly uses the stars’ tawdry on-set pretence to remind us that real life contains far greater drama and pathos than anything churned out in a film studio. SILENT AUCTION LOTS

12 BEST OF BFI LONDON FILM 13 SHARE A DRINK WITH JAMES BOND 14 KEN LOACH IN THE CUTTING ROOM, FESTIVAL AND AWARDS DINNER PLUS A SIGNED SCRIPT OF KES For the champagne and wine aficionado – See the year’s best films ahead of the your chance to enjoy some of the finest A rare opportunity for one lucky person crowd. Win a pair of tickets to a screening Bollinger Champagne and French wine to join British film director Ken Loach and of each of the 13 films nominated for to have passed the lips of the legendary his long-time editor Jonathan Morris as the Best Film Award in this year’s BFI secret agent. For nearly 40 years on they edit Loach’s next film JIMMY’S HALL. London Film Festival Awards. This year’s screen, Bollinger, with its inimitable, Spend two hours in the cutting room in nominations offer an extraordinary uncompromising style, has been James Soho, watching Loach and Morris edit in diversity of cinema: from Jonathan Glazer’s Bond’s champagne of choice. Enjoy a the traditional way, cutting on 35mm film audacious UNDER THE SKIN, to PARKLAND, selection of vintage Bollinger Champagne, on a Steenbeck machine. The prize also Peter Landesman’s re-telling of the Kennedy direct from the cellars of the Bollinger includes a signed copy of the original script assassination; from Hirokazu Kore-eda’s maison, including a bottle of R.D. 1961 (DIE of Ken Loach’s 1969 film, KES, which was Cannes hit LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON, to ANOTHER DAY), La Grande Année 1990 (THE ranked 7th in the BFI’s poll of the greatest Richard Ayoade’s Dostoevsky adaptation, WORLD IS NOT ENOUGH, CASINO ROYALE) British films of the twentieth century. THE DOUBLE. With help from M.A.C to and La Grande Année 1995 (DIE ANOTHER get you red-carpet ready, you and a guest DAY), as well as a Limited Edition Bond 1999 Kindly donated by Ken Loach, Jonathan Morris will then attend the star-studded Awards Magnum that was launched to celebrate and Sixteen Films. dinner and ceremony at Banqueting House the release of QUANTUM OF SOLACE. The on Saturday 19 October, when the winning prize also includes, from a private wine film will be announced. cellar, a bottle of R.D. 1988 (GOLDENEYE). To conclude this quaffable celebration of Included in this prize are 2 tickets for the BFI all things 007, is an exclusive 2007 Château London Film Festival Awards dinner, ceremony Angélus (CASINO ROYALE) double magnum, and after-party on Saturday 19 October at with a specially designed 007 label. Finally, Banqueting House; 2 tickets for each of the you will also take home a framed 50th 13 nominated films in the Best Film Category Anniversary Bond poster – signed not only (screenings on 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 20 by Daniel Craig but also by producers, October- full schedule available on request). Also Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, stars included: a makeup appointment with a M.A.C Javier Bardem, Judi Dench, Naomie Harris, Pro artist at M.A.C’s flagship Covent Garden Bérénice Marlohe and director, Sam Mendes. Store on the afternoon of 19 October. Kindly donated by Michael G Wilson and Barbara Makeup appointment kindly donated by M.A.C. Broccoli at EON Productions, Champagne Bollinger, Chateau Angélus and Ian & Beth Mill.

15 YOUR EXCLUSIVE BFI FILM CLUB 16 ‘WITTERTAINMENT’ 17 MEET THE STARS WITH A BFI WITH MARK KERMODE SOUTHBANK BACKSTAGE PASS An opportunity to have the BFI’s Head Curator, Robin Baker, work with you to An opportunity for 2 people to watch A chance for you and 3 guests to gain design a series of 4 private film screenings the live recording of Mark Kermode and special access to The Green Room at BFI for you and your friends. After an initial Simon Mayo’s Film Review on BBC Radio Southbank and meet the stars. Over 12 meeting to discuss your film tastes, Robin 5 Live, affectionately known by fans as months, you can choose 4 film events will propose a series of screenings of 4 ‘Wittertainment’. Outspoken, opinionated at the BFI where you will receive the British titles from our collection. Robin and never lost for words, Mark Kermode star treatment. We’ll arrange a bottle or Natalie Morris, the BFI’s Senior Curator is one of the UK’s leading film critics. of champagne on arrival, the best seats of Special Collections, will introduce each Watch an afternoon’s live recording in the house and a personal introduction film at either your own private residence of the Film Review from the gallery at to talent in the Green Room: your own or alternatively in the BFI Southbank BBC Broadcasting House alongside the AAA Backstage Pass. Studio. At one selected screening, Nathalie producers, and spend time afterwards will present related original items from with Mark Kermode. Finish up with BFI Southbank is London’s beating heart our collection, such as production designs champagne afternoon tea for two at one for film fans. Events in recent times have and stills, scripts, press books (subject to of London’s hottest new luxury venues, included John Travolta interviewed by availability of materials). The London EDITION hotel. Jonathon Ross, James Franco introducing PSYCHO, an interview with Terrence Stamp Included in the prize is an initial lunch or Included in the prize is access for 2 people and a Q&A with Terry Gilliam. Confirmed dinner (for you and a guest) at BFI Southbank to watch the live recording of Mark Kermode names in the programme ahead include with Robin Baker to determine the theme for and Simon Mayo’s Film Review on BBC Radio Roger Corman, Dario Argento and George your BFI Film Club; 4 introduced screenings 5 Live. This prize is only available on Friday A. Romero as part of the BFI’s major by Robin Baker and/or Nathalie Morris; 4 afternoons, 2pm-4pm at BBC Broadcasting Gothic season. films (subject to format availability). The prize House. Date to be mutually agreed. Also can be redeemed at the winner’s own private included is champagne afternoon tea for 2 Included in the prize are 4 cinema/event residence (within the M25) or alternatively in at the London EDITION. tickets, access to BFI Southbank Green Room the BFI Southbank Studio (seats 38, Monday and a bottle of champagne for each of your 4 evenings only, subject to availability). Dates Kindly donated by Mark Kermode and The chosen events. Events are restricted to those to be mutually agreed, and all 4 screenings London EDITION; and with thanks to Hedda within the BFI public programme and do not must take place by Friday 3 October 2014. Archbold and BBC Radio 5 Live. include those delivered by external programme partners. All talent introductions are subject With thanks to Robin Baker and to prior approval. Nathalie Morris.

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18 JOHN TRAVOLTA’S SIGNED SUIT 19 A UNIQUE PIECE OF COSTUME 20 BFI IMAX EXCLUSIVELY FOR FROM FACE/OFF SIGNED AND DONATED BY YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS DANIEL CRAIG An opportunity to own a signed suit Take over the biggest screen in Britain, worn by movie icon John Travolta when Own a signed, velvet jacket worn by Daniel with this opportunity to have exclusive he played the dual role of Sean Archer Craig in the breakthrough role that made use of the entire BFI IMAX cinema for you, and Castor Troy in FACE/OFF, John Woo’s him a star. Before he became Bond, Craig your family and friends. Chose from a action thriller of 1997. With its complex gave a raw, emotional performance as selection of IMAX titles, invite everyone role reversal between Travolta and Geordie, a young man falling apart in the you know, and immerse yourself in film. Nicolas Cage and its stylized, violent BBC’s BAFTA-award winning television action sequences, FACE/OFF is frequently series, OUR FRIENDS IN THE NORTH Maximum capacity 485 (440 for a 3D title). cited as one of the best action films of (1996). Written by Peter Flannery, this The winner will be provided with a choice all time. The pale grey Emporio Armani epic portrait of four Newcastle friends, of available dates/times in 2013/2014 and suit is signed on the inside lining by spanning the 1960s to the 1990s, was one a selection of IMAX film titles from which Travolta, and the prize also includes an of the most successful BBC television to choose. This prize is non-refundable, original FACE/OFF poster, again signed dramas of the 1990s. carries no cash value and may not be sold by John Travolta. on for commercial gain (including tickets Kindly donated by Daniel Craig. for the screening). The prize does not include Kindly donated by Gala Committee Co-Chair food and drink, though the concessions will Ella Krasner and Rogers and Cowan. be open for purchases.

With thanks to Odeon.

21 UNFORGIVEN SCRIPT SIGNED 22 SIGNED NICOLAS ROEG COLLECTION 23 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING AND BY CLINT EASTWOOD MEET-AND-GREET WITH THE CAST Gala Ambassador Nicolas Roeg is one Personally signed by Clint Eastwood, a of British cinema’s fiercest imaginative An opportunity for you and a guest to see chance to own a beautifully bound copy forces and a visionary master of cinema. William Shakespeare’s MUCH ADO ABOUT of the script UNFORGIVEN that won this Roeg rarely signs items, so this is a very NOTHING at The Old Vic, starring Vanessa Hollywood legend four Academy Awards special collection of six DVDs, especially Redgrave and James Earl Jones, directed by including Best Picture and Best Director. selected and signed by Roeg for LUMINOUS. Mark Rylance. In addition, you will enjoy Also included in the prize is a copy of The prize also includes a unique signed, a pre-show glass of champagne, a signed ‘Clint: A Retrospective’, a stunning book framed still from the BFI’s collections of programme, the best seats in the house celebrating the star’s life and films. Julie Christie in DON’T LOOK NOW (1973). for the performance and a chance to walk Voted by Time Out magazine as the best on The Old Vic stage and meet some of the Kindly donated by Malpaso Productions, and British film of all time, DON’T LOOK NOW cast post-show. with thanks to Andy Weltman, Executive Vice confirmed Roeg as one of the most stylish President of Pinewood US. and innovative British directors of the MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING runs until post-war period. 30 November 2013. This prize is valid for all performances subject to availability. This prize includes signed DVDs of PERFORMANCE, WALKABOUT, DON’T Kindly donated by The Old Vic. LOOK NOW, THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH, BAD TIMING and THE WITCHES. Also included is a signed still of DON’T LOOK NOW. Framed. Edition of 1. Black and white fine art giclee print. 21.5 x 15.5”.

Kindly donated by Gala Ambassador Nicolas Roeg. DON’T LOOK NOW reproduced courtesy of STUDIOCANAL Films Ltd. SILENT AUCTION LOTS

24 BRIGHTON ROCK LIMITED 25 IT ALWAYS RAINS ON SUNDAY 26 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY LIMITED EDITION PRINT LIMITED EDITION PRINT EDITION PRINT

Own this beautiful reproduction of the Often described as the definitive British A reproduction of an extremely rare original poster design for BRIGHTON noir, Robert Hamer’s IT ALWAYS RAINS C-style poster that was produced in ROCK (1947). Directed by John Boulting, ON SUNDAY is one of the great productions small quantities for the Cinerama BRIGHTON ROCK stands as a classic of of late 1940s British cinema. Edition cinema chain in the US for Stanley British cinema and stars a young Richard 1/10. 4-colour print. Double Crown Kubrick’s 1968 British-American sci-fi Attenborough as the prematurely corrupt (34 x 24”). Framed. masterpiece. Widely regarded as one Pinkie in a dark tale of gang warfare in of the best films ever made, 2001: A SPACE interwar Brighton. Edition 1/10. 4-colour Designed by satirical illustrator James ODYSSEY is celebrated for its beauty, print. Double Crown (34 x 24”). Framed. Boswell, this commission for Ealing mystery and dazzling display of visual inspired the artist to create a series of effects. This striking poster, designed by Reproduced courtesy of STUDIOCANAL further paintings, entitled Camden Girls, Robert McCall, perfectly encapsulates Films Ltd. some of which are in Tate’s collections. the film’s unique expression of the spirit of the 1960s and as a timeless Reproduced courtesy of STUDIOCANAL masterpiece. Edition 1/10. 4-colour Films Ltd. print. Double Crown (34x24”). Framed.

Reproduced courtesy of © Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

27 BILL DOUGLAS TRILOGY LIMITED 28 ALFRED HITCHCOCK ON THE SET 29 AUDREY HEPBURN ON THE SET OF EDITION SILK SCREEN PRINT OF RICH AND STRANGE LIMITED THE LAVENDER HILL MOB LIMITED EDITION PHOTOGRAPH EDITION PHOTOGRAPH A piece of Scottish filmmaking history, the BILL DOUGLAS TRILOGY was made Own a limited edition print from the BFI’s Another chance to own a limited edition between 1972 and 1978 with the financial stills collections, the world’s greatest print from the BFI’s extraordinary stills support of the then BFI Production archive of film and television stills. These collections. This rarely seen photograph, Board. MY CHILDHOOD, MY AIN FOLK images capture moments on and off the taken on the set of the Ealing classic and MY WAY HOME are three of the most screen, featuring portraits of the world’s THE LAVENDER HILL MOB (1951), shows compelling films about childhood ever most famous stars, and the legends behind Hepburn in relaxed pose chatting to a made, and garnered critical attention the camera who made them famous. This friend and using a back-rest instead of world-wide for their experiments with behind-the-scenes photograph shows a chair so as not to spoil her slim fitting stillness and sound. This is a limited Alfred Hitchcock with hand on hip, dress. Photographer: Robert Penn. Edition edition reproduction of the striking directing a scene on the set of RICH AND 1/10. Black and white fine art giclee print. black and white original poster for the STRANGE (1932). This was Hitchcock’s 21.5 x 15.5”. Framed. trilogy, designed by the Brothers Quay, third sound feature made before his move themselves renowned filmmakers and to Hollywood. Photographer unknown. Reproduced courtesy of STUDIOCANAL animators. Edition 1/10. 1 colour screen Edition 1/10. Black and white fine art Films Ltd. print. Double Crown (34 x 24”). Framed. giclee print. 21.5 x 15.5”. Framed.

Reproduced courtesy of the BFI. Reproduced courtesy of STUDIOCANAL Films Ltd. SILENT AUCTION – PLEASE DONATE

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CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS FOR THE BFI’S LUMINOUS 6. Unless otherwise announced by the auctioneer at 15. These Conditions of Sale, as well as the purchaser’s, GALA AUCTION TO BE HELD ON 8 OCTOBER 2013 AT the time of sale, all bids are per lot as numbered in the BFI’s and Sotheby’s respective rights and 8 NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE this programme. obligations hereunder, shall be governed by and construed and enforced in accordance with the The lots offered in the live and silent auctions and 7. Only individuals who can lawfully enter in to and laws of England and Wales. By bidding at an auction, listed in this programme will be offered in good faith from contracts under applicable law may bid for and whether present in person or by agent, commission by the British Film Institute (BFI), registered charity buy the Items. In all cases bidders must be at least bid, telephone or other means, the purchaser shall number 287780. 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