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SCENE at The Times bfi London Film Festival 2005 - 29 Oct
Sat 29 October 2005
Smirnoff short, the musical Take Me Back
Our annual programme of live filmmaking events staged in partnership with The Times bfi London Film Festival from 27-29 October 2005.
Click here for an-at-a-glance guide to our SCENE events (this file requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) or scroll down to read today's programme below.
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The Programme for Saturday 29 October
Curzon Soho
10am – 1pm
Character Building
The concluding day of our unmissable screenwriters’ training programme that spans all three mornings of SCENE. Still haven't booked? For full details click here.
Curzon Soho
1.15 - 2.30pm (£6/5)
Co-presented with Shooting People
What’s in it for me? How actors choose scripts
Tom Hollander at work with Keira KnightleyA panel of actors, led by Tom Hollander(Pride & Prejudice, Lawless Heart) and Kerry Fox (An Angel at My Table, Intimacy, Shallow Grave) take to the stage to explore exactly what attracts them to the scripts they choose. We discuss how they balance the possibility of box office success against the potential for critical acclaim, and whether it's the role or the project that most influences their decision.
Curzon Soho
2.45 - 4pm (FREE)
The A-Z of Development: A script reader’s guide
If you’ve ever wondered how a reader decides whether to recommend or pass on a script, or if you’re interested in working in script development, this is the place to start. A taster session for our brand new Autumn programme for readers, developers and producers, The A-Z of Development series will take in genre, adaptation and surviving development.
THIS SESSION IS FREE BUT YOU DO STILL NEED TO BOOK A TICKET FROM THE CURZON SOHO BOX OFFICE
Curzon Soho Foyer
2.45 - 4.15pm (£3)
Script Stars for Kids
Our annual session for budding small filmmakers aged 6-11yrs who are invited to join us to try their hand at scriptwriting.
In association with LFF Education Team
Curzon Soho
4 - 6.15pm (£6/5)
Co-presented with Shooting People
Screening - Unknown White Male
+ UWM team on stage
Documentary narratives in Unknown White MaleArriving at the end of the Brooklyn subway line, a handsome young man with a British accent finds himself in strange clothes, in an unfamiliar place, with absolutely no idea of who he is. Some time later the process of re-establishing his personal history begins. This true psychological and biological mystery is revealed by director Rupert Murray, who will be joined post-screening by producer Beadie Finzi and exec producer Jess Search to talk about the challenge of turning real life into extraordinary narrative.
Check out the Unknown White Male trailer at unknownwhitemale.co.uk
Curzon Soho
6.30 - 9pm
Screening - Coma
+ A Masterclass with Mike Figgis
Apologies - due to Mike having to make a sudden dash to the US,
we're sorry to announce that this event is being postponed to later this year - date tbc. Apologies!
THERE ARE MORE SCENE EVENTS ON:
Sunday 23 October - click here to read more
Thursday 27 October - click here to read more
Friday 28 October - click here to read more
and there's more still to come on:
Thursday 3 November - click here to read more
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SCENE Venue details / How to book
*** Tickets are on sale now! ***
All sessions take place at
Curzon Soho
99 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1
For Tickets call 020 7734 2255 (box office open 10am-8pm)
or online at www.curzoncinemas.com
except for
An Enticing Proposition
(Thursday 27 October)
which is at
National Film Theatre
South Bank, Waterloo, London SE1
For Tickets call 020 7928 3232
Or online at www.lff.org.uk
and
Factotum
(Thursday 3 November)
which is at
The Gate Cinema
87 Notting Hill Gate, London, W11
For Tickets call 08707 550 063
Or online at www.picturehouses.co.uk