LFS Q and A Events: Recent Episodes
The London Film School
Screening of Waiting For You - 2016 followed by Q and A with BAFTA award winner writer Hugh Stoddard and Writer Director Charles Goddard. Hosted by Brian Dunnigan MA Screenwriting course leader
Marc Isaacs latest film: Outside the Court. part of BBC4’s Justice season plus Q and A after the screening.
Preview screening of Submarine (Dir Richard Ayaode, 2010, 97 mins) with Cinematographer and LFS graduate Erik Wilson (Trinity, Tyrannosaur).
Screening of Le monde vivant (70 mins, 2003) followed by Q and A with writer director Eugène Green.
Screening of City of Life (118 mins, 2009) followed by Q and A with writer director Ali F. Mostafa.
Preview screening of Jean Charles (93 mins, 2009) followed by Q and A with director Henrique Goldman.
Preview screening of The Arbor (Dir Clio Barnard, 90 mins 2010) followed by Harriet Cox, Head of Cinematography interviews cinematographer and LFS graduate Ole Bratt Birkeland
Preview screening of Africa United (2010 87 mins) followed by Q and A with director Debs Gardner-Paterson
Screening of Frontier Blues (95 mins 2009) and Heydar, An Afghan in Tehran (18 mins 2005) followed by Q and A with Director Babak Jalali, who graduated from LFS in 2005. Heydar, An Afghan in Tehran is Babak’s graduation film.
After a screening of 12:08 East of Bucharest, (86 mins, 2006), Q and A with Corneliu Porumboiu Winner of the Cannes Camera d'Or (for best first film).
After a screening of The Mother (112 mins 2003), a case study with Writer Hanif Kureishi, Director Roger Michell and Actor Anne Reid. Anne Reid was nominated a BAFTA and won the London Critics Award Actress of the Year for her performance in The Mother.
Ray Beckett, regular collaborator with Ken Loach and Oscar-winning sound mixer on The Hurt Locker, discusses his work with Larry Sider from The School of Sound.
Harriet Cox, LFS head of Cinematography interviews cinematographer Barry Ackroyd (Green Zone, Looking for Eric, The Wind That Shakes the Barley) regular collaborator with Ken Loach and Paul Greengrass, after a screening of The Hurt Locker (Dir: Kathryn Bigelow, 131 mins, 2008)
Ben Gibson, LFS Director interviews Producer Iain Smith (The Fountain, Cold Mountain, The Fifth Element, The Killing Fields) Starring Clive Owen, Michael Caine, Julianne Moore, Danny Huston (an LFS alumnus) after a Screening of Children of Men (Dir: Alfonso Cuaron, 109 mins 2006)
Screening of THE IMAGINARIUM OF DR PARNASSUS (Dir Terry Gilliam, 122 mins, 2009), followed by Q and A with editor Mick Audsley (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, 12 Monkeys, The Grifters, Dangerous Liaisons).
Screening of Sherlock Holmes directed by Guy Ritchie followed ny Q and A with writer Michael Johnson LFS Graduate
Screening of An Education Dir Lone Scherfig, 95mins, 2009 followed by Q and A with cinematographer John De Borman The Full Monty, Hideous Kinky, Shall We Dance Cinematography Award at Sundance Film Festival
A preview of FREESTYLE Followed by Q and A with director Kolton Lee and actors Lucy Konadu Arinze Kene , James Hamilton , Rhoda M'Hango. Chaired by Mia Bays
Film Director Catherine Breillat screening Bluebeard (Barbe Bleue 2009, 80min) followed by Q and A
Kaleem Aftab interviews Film director Bruno Dumont (Flandres, L'humanité, La vie de Jésus), twice winner of the Grand Prix at Cannes. Suzy Gillett translated from French to English.
Director Mike Figges (Leaving Las Vegas, The Browining version, Stormy Monday) screend the Director's cut of his short film MARA made for HBO, followed by Q and A session.
Executive Producer and LFS Patron Christopher Hird in a Q and A session with Suzy Gillett, LFS Head of Projects following the screening of The End of the Line (Dir: Robert Murray, 82mins 2009)
LFS Associate Avantika Hari presented her feature film debut Land Gold Women, a powerful drama exploring the issue of honour killings. Other LFS associates involved with the film include DOP David Rom and Production Designer Emilia Carrere. Go to http://www.aricherlens.com to find out more details.
Director of Photography Oliver Stapleton (The Proposal, The Grifters, The Cider House Rules) had his Oscar Nominated My Beautiful Laundrette (Dir: Stephen Frears, 97 mins, 1985) film screened, followed by Q and A Session - Interviewed by Harriet Cox, Head of LFS Cinematography Department.
The LFS Head of Camera Harriet Cox talking to DOP Ueli Steiger after a showing of THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW. Ueli Steiger is an Alumnus of the London Film School.
The LFS Head of Screenwriting Brian Dunnigan talking to Dean Craig the screenwriter of DEATH AT A FUNERAL
Course Tutor Les Blair talking to Writer/Director Paul Andrew Williams after a showing of LONDON TO BRIGHTON