London Film Festival
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The Times bfi London Film Festival is the UK's largest public film event, screening 300 films from 60 countries. The festival, currently in its 50th year, is held every year by the British Film Institute and currently sponsored by The Times newspaper. The 2006 Festival runs run from 18 October to 2 November.
The Festival presents the very best of new film from the full spectrum of world cinema, with an extensive schedule of industry and public forums, education events, lectures and celebrity interviews.
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[edit] Awards
[edit] 2004
The Sutherland Trophy:
Tarnation directed by Jonathan Caouette
7th FIPRESCI International Critics Award:
Aaltra co-directed by Gustave Kervern & Benoit Delepine
The Alfred Dunhill UK Film Talent Award:
A Way Of Life directed by Amma Asante
9th Annual Satyajit Ray Award:
The Woodsman directed by Nicole Kassell
TCM Classic Shorts Award:
Nits directd by Harry Wootliff
[edit] 2005
The Sutherland Trophy:
The Living And The Dead directed by Kari Paljakka
8th FIPRESCI International Critics Award:
Man Push Cart directed by Ramin Bahrani
The Alfred Dunhill UK Film Talent Award:
Producer Gayle Griffiths
The 10th Annual Satyajit Ray Award:
Pavee Lackeen directed by Perry Ogden
The Times bfi London Film Festival Grierson Award:
Workingman's Death directed by Michael Glawogger
TCM Classic Shorts Award:
Jane Lloyd directed by Happy
[edit] 2006
The Sutherland Trophy:
Red Road directed by Andrea Arnold
9th FIPRESCI International Critics Award:
Lola directed by Javier Rebollo
The Alfred Dunhill UK Film Talent Award:
Producer Mark Herbert
The 11th Annual Satyajit Ray Award:
Lives Of Others directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
The Times bfi London Film Festival Grierson Award:
Thin directed by Lauren Greenfield
TCM Classic Shorts Award:
Silence Is Golden directed by Chris Shepherd
