London Film Festival 2005
The 49th annual LFF includes the talents of Steve Coogan, famed director Fernando Meirelles, Gwyneth Paltrow, and a flock of fiesty penguins amongst more than 180 feature films. Conquering genres or just making them up, this year's collection melds hollywood icons and arty-types, and no matter your cinema modus operandi, you're sure to find something that stirs your mind. And soul.| French Revolutions | Cinema Europa |
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| World Cinema | Cuts and Animation |
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| Experimenta | Treasures from the Archives |
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| Special Screenings | Film on the Square |
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Here's LondonNet's guide to the LFF:
Delve into the deeper depths of indie-cinema with this year's London Film Festival, where crap conspires with cunning in a way that could only create a film festival.
Screenings:
List
of featured films
Cinemas:
National
Film Theatre
Odeon
Leicester Square
Odeon
West End
ICA
Cinema
Gala
and Special Screenings
Booking:
Take advantage of the festival's four ways to book, but get
tickets quick. (No credit or postal booking fee) Click
here for ticket prices.
Online
Booking
- Book more than one film at a time, and pay by Switch, MasterCard,
Visa or American Express card.
Telephone
Booking - 020 7928 3232, 9.30 - 20.30 daily.
Postal
Booking - NFT members get priority booking.
And send to: Box Office, National Film Theatre, South Bank, London SE1 8XT.
Click here to download form
Personal
Booking - at NFT Box Office (open daily from 11.30 - 20.30),
Ticket Booth, Leicester Square (opposite Empire Cinema, open until
4 November, 12.00 - 21.00), and at all Festival venues, available
from 30 minutes before the first screening.
Festival
Events:
Full
list of LFF events - including Times Screen Talks with Pierce Brosnan and Gael García Bernal, as well as a debate about the DVD revolution...
