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BFI pre-Cannes Lunch
2013-05-13T17:51:00+01:00
Ben Roberts addresses the event, wishes all the UK films in Cannes well noting 2013 as a ‘discovery year’ for new and emerging UK filmmakers and giving special mention to the five films at the festival supported through the BFI Film Fund
Olivia Williams and Michael Kuhn (both of Last Days on Mars) at the BFI’s lunch to celebrate UK films in Cannes
Clare Stewart, Kate Muir and Paul Wright (writer/director of For Those In Peril)
Amanda Nevill and Tracy O’Riordan (producer of The Selfish Giant)
Michael Kuhn, Ben Roberts (Director of the BFI Film Fund) and Olivia Williams
Lizzie Francke, Michael Kuhn and Ruairi Robinson (director of Last Days on Mars)
Paul Wright (writer/director For Those in Peril, Mark Cousins (director of The Story of Children and Film) and Adam Dawtrey (producer of The Story of Children and Film)
Paul Wright and Amanda Nevill
Mark Cousins and Amanda Nevill
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