Movie Night on a Saturday - 4th October, 5pm
London Film Festival Kicks Off with a Star-Studded Lineup
The London Film Festival is set to begin on October 8, promising an exciting array of screenings for movie enthusiasts. One of the highly anticipated films is Mike Leigh's Mr. Turner, starring Timothy Spall.
Another film generating a lot of buzz is The Imitation Game, based on the life of Alan Turing, with Benedict Cumberbatch playing the main character. Alexandre Desplat composed the score for this intriguing film.
The festival will also feature Maps to the Stars, directed by David Cronenberg, who has recently been honoured with a BFI Fellowship. Howard Shore, another esteemed composer, has created the score for this thought-provoking movie.
Tim Burton, Ralph Fiennes, and Helena Bonham Carter are among the other individuals who have received BFI Fellowships and will be represented at the festival.
Howard Goodall, a renowned composer known for his film scores, will be showcasing movies at the festival. Interestingly, Boxtrolls will be his first selection of music for an animated feature. Dario Marianelli, another talented composer, is known for his work on The Boxtrolls and is expected to have a new music piece for the film, although the exact release date is not yet specified.
The lineup also includes Postman Pat: The Movie and The Maze Runner, offering a mix of genres to cater to various tastes.
With such a diverse and captivating selection of films, the London Film Festival is sure to be an unmissable event for movie lovers.
