Screen International co-hosted a reception in Toronto with Creative Scotland to celebrate Scotland’s film industry at TIFF.
The event took place at Brassaii on Saturday evening (September 9).
By Screen staff2017-09-11T11:00:00+01:00
Steve Shor, Sonoma Film Festival; Sorrel Guedes, British Film Commission; Craig Weintraub, Long Beach International Film Festival
Paul McGuigan, Director, Barbara Broccoli, Eon Productions
Matt Muller, Screen International; Natalie Usher, Creative Scotland
Tine Klint, Level K; Stine Oppegaard, Norwegian Film Institute; Christian de Schutter, Flanders Image; Wendy Mitchell, British Film Council
Sofia Neves, WestEnd Films; Lucie Braverman, WestEnd Films
Tom Grater, Screen International; Tristan Goligher, The Bureau
Andrea Skinner, BFI; Matthew Reents, British Consulate LA; Brodie Pringle, Creative Scotland
Thierry Wase-Bailey & Henriette Wollmann, Celsius Entertainment; Roy Boulter & Sol Papadopoulos, Hurricane Films
Renee Robinson, Jamaica Film Commission; Christopher Benjamin, Jamaica Film Commission; Nneka Luke, The Trinidad & Tobago Film Company
Scott Benfold, Screen International; Max Pirkis, Embankment; Erika Larson, Plexus
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show captionScreen International co-hosted a reception in Toronto with Creative Scotland to celebrate Scotland’s film industry at TIFF.
The event took place at Brassaii on Saturday evening (September 9).
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