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Caption: Keira Knightley (Picture) The 54th Times BFI London Film Festival - Never Let Me Go - Photocall London, England . KEIRA KNIGHTLEY, the British [...]

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His youthful performances as Shakespeare's "Richard II" and Marlowe's "Edward II" stormed the 1969 Edinburgh Festival, played two seasons in London, [...]

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This year is the 24th edition of the Leeds Film Festival. It is the UK's largest film festival held outside London and generally screens about 200 [...]

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According to a report from The London Sun, when the movie was shown at the London Film Festival last week, paramedics had to be called in to deal with [...]

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Video Nasties were the hot topic as London's premier genre fest neared its end last week. The UK's annual Asian film festival, the Terracotta Far East Film [...]

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The festival, which costs £200000 to run – dwarfed by the £2m of the Edinburgh Festival and the several million of the London Film Festival – is funded by [...]

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Here's what happened at just one screening: Oct. 28 - London Film Festival A report in The Sun claimed that "[h]orrified film fans threw up and fainted at [...]

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A Private Producers Guild showing brought on a seizure while the London Film Festival saw viewers vomiting. More recently, the film's November 3 premiere in [...]

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The shock winner of the London Film Festival talks about crepuscular light and polar bear ambushes . By Sheila Johnston It was better than Mike Leigh's new [...]

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The 16th London Turkish Film Festival began Thursday evening with the world premier of Çağan Irmak's "Prensesin Uykusu" (Sleeping Princess) at the Empire [...]

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Matt Reeve's 'Let Me In' is based on John Ajvide Lindqvist's best-selling Swedish novel 'Låt den Rätte Komma In' (Let The Right One In) and the 2009 film of [...]

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Russian movie "How I Ended This Summer" won the top award at the London film festival on Wednesday, impressing judges with its elemental portrayal of [...]

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It might not have the glitz of Cannes, but there's just something about the London Film Festival, writes DONALD CLARKE What's any film festival for? [...]

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In the first half of this film, we are thrown into a bundle of memories which provide a necessary back-story of the sibling bond between Betty-Anne and [...]

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Now six years old, the London Children's Film Festival gives families the chance to watch the best feature and short films from around the world, [...]

27 Oct 2010 This year's London Film Festival will end as it started - on a striking British note. Danny Boyle's thrilling and gripping 127 Hours is set [...]

The London Film Festival is the UK's largest public film event, screening more than 300 features, documentaries and shorts from almost 50 countries. [...]

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LONDON (AFP) – Slavonic administrator Alexei Popogrebsky's icy Arctic episode "How I Ended This Summer" won the prizewinning flick honor at this year's author Film Festival. The flick explores the themes of separation and dislike [...]

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The festival opens with one of Korea's biggest new films, The Man From Nowhere, a dark, fast-paced revenge thriller starring Won Bin, recently seen in Bong Joon-ho's extraordinary Mother. [...]

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As previously reported Danny Boyle was honoured last night with the BFI Fellowship on the eve of the London Film Festival's close, with his latest 127 Hours set to play to eager crowds at the Closing Gala screening tonight. [...]

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When IRON MAN 2 came out in cinemas a majority of the critics (being the most vocal minority) put it down saying it was not as could as the first film. What they really meant was, it was not better than the first film. [...]

The 39th London Film Festival. November 2-19 1995. The biggest festival in Britain and one New : The Film Festivals Server will carry live cyber interviews [...]

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That Was The London Film Festival. As recycling bins around the land groan under the weight of discarded LFF brochures and film bloggers lie awake wondering what in the name of sweet Mary Poppins they're going to write about for the [...]

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Jason Solomons talks to Danny Boyle, and nominates his own London film festival awards Elephant in hiding Danny Boyle's mantelpiece must be groaning. He was characteristically gracious accepting his BFI fellowship last week, and carried away the handsome, emerald, deco-style sculpture in what looked like a cake tin. "I'll definitely be putting this one in the living room," he told me. "It's [...]