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51st London Film Festival - RT's Highlights

We pick 20 films from the fest.

by Joe Utichi | October 28, 2007

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The Times bfi 51st London Film Festival - RT Highlights

Welcome to the Times bfi 51st London Film Festival, the capital's annual event celebrating the best in cinema from around the globe. Running this year from 17th October to the 1st November, the festival will play host to many local, national and international films, premieres, actors and directors.

Unlike the hyper-competative and sales-led environments of Cannes and Sundance, the London Film Festival is an altogether simpler affair, inviting members of the public to sample the films on offer. And the festival's timing puts it in the perfect position to pick early Oscar hopefuls; many of the films in the programme are already generating early buzz and for most in the UK it'll be the first and only chance to see them before the end of the year.

So it's with that in mind that RT-UK editor Joe Utichi and film critic Paul Anderson have been hitting the festival to cherry pick the twenty films from the festival you're likely to be hearing a lot about in the coming months.

Click on the films below to find out more, or click here to browse through the feature from the beginning.

The Assassination of Jesse James, The Darjeeling Limited, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, Eastern Promises

Enchanted, Funny Games, Grace is Gone, I'm Not There

In the Shadow of the Moon, Into the Wild, Juno, Lions for Lambs

Lust, Caution, Planet Terror, The Savages, Sicko

Son of Rambow, Surprise Movie, Talk to Me, Things we Lost in the Fire

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hewpot writes:
on Oct 28 2007 09:47 PM

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on Oct 28 2007 10:17 PM

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