UK FILM Brunch at Sundance 2017

By Jeremy Kay2017-01-26T12:18:00+00:00

Florence Pugh, William Oldroyd and Fodhla Cronin O’Reilly

Chris O’Connor, Adrian Wootton and Jess Conoplia

Rosie Garthwaite, Jennifer Zheng, Annalotta Pauly and Adam Sobel

Kattie Kotok, Adrian Wootton, Rubika Shah, Trevor Groth, and Ed Gibbs

Col Needham and wife, Paul Federbush, and Lucy Walker

Tricia Tuttle, Stil Williams, and Anthony Ing

Rubika Shah, Ed Gibbs, Stil Williams, and Mdhamiri Nkemi

Josh O’Connor, Francis Lee and Mary Burke

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The annual networking event and celebration of British independent film at High West Distillery & Saloon drew a full house as usual in Park City.

More than 200 filmmakers, distributors and executives piled in to the venue to mingle and hear opening words from British Film Commission (BFC) and Film London CEO Adrian Wootton and British Film Institute senior production and development executive Mary Burke.

Consul General Chris O’Connor from the British Consulate in Los Angeles was among guests at the event, held once again in association with media partner Screen International.

British films in selection at Sundance include God’s Own Country, Lady Macbeth, Bad Day For The Cut, Dawn Of The Deaf, Dear Mr Shakespeare, Fish Story, White Riot: London, The Workers Cup and Tough.