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One Life. Anthony Hopkins leads an all-star cast in this inspirational true story of courage and the strength of community in the darkest days of the 20th century. Headline Gala. All of Us Strangers. Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal star in Andrew Haigh’s follow-up to The North Water, a superb and unsettling adaptation of Taichi Yamada’s Strangers.
- Full programme announced for 66th BFI London Film Festival
Over 12 days from 5 to 16 October, the LFF will return to...
- Full programme announced for 67th BFI London Film Festival
The LFF will present a compelling and diverse programme of...
- BFI London Film Festival – 9 to 20 October 2024
Galas. Exciting public premieres of some of the most highly...
- Full programme announced for 66th BFI London Film Festival
1 set 2022 · Over 12 days from 5 to 16 October, the LFF will return to its fantastic flagship venues in the heart of London – BFI Southbank and the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, which between them host Galas, Special Presentations and Official Competition.
On Tuesday 1 October 2024 the BFI biennial fundraising Gala, LUMINOUS, returns to London’s iconic venue, the Roundhouse. Join a host of stars and industry luminaries for a spectacular celebration of film and generosity in aid of the British Film Institute.
15 ott 2009 · Galas. Exciting public premieres of some of the most highly anticipated films of the year.
31 ago 2023 · The LFF will present a compelling and diverse programme of films, shorts, series and immersive works from 92 countries, featuring 79 languages playing across the 12 days of the festival. This includes 99 works made by female and non-binary filmmakers – 39% of the programme.
30 ott 2023 · The festival reached audiences of 430,550 across 12 days of screenings in London and UK-wide, including features, series, shorts, immersive art and extended reality works, Screen Talks, LFF For Free events, free short films on BFI Player and the LFF Industry Forum. 30 October 2023.
The 25th festival opened on 4 November 1981 with a gala presentation of Gallipoli attended by Charles, Prince of Wales, the BFI patron, and Diana, Princess of Wales. It was the largest ever to date, featuring 127 films. It also expanded outside of London for the first time with 12 programmes playing in eight cinemas around the country.
