On 1-11 November 2012 there will be a 13th New British Film Festival, organized by the British Council Russia and CoolConnections art association together with partners. The festival will take place in Formula Kino Gorizont cinema hall in Moscow.
The New British Film Festival, which is an annual event, taking place for the 13th time in Russia, introduces the latest British films to the Russian audience. The festival program of this year includes such films as Great Expectations by Mike Newell – a new interpretation of the famous novel by Charles Dickens, Strawberry fields by Frances Lea, inspired by T. Williams’ play A Streetcar Named Desire, Black Pond starring a BAFTA nominee Chris Langham. Apart from that there will be an adventurous thriller Comes a Bright Day by Simon Aboud, Wild Bill by Dexter Fletcher, Broken by Rufus Norris starring Tim Roth etc. In the framework of the festival 18 new British films will be presented in Russia for the first time.
On the 1st November 2012 the New British Film Festival will be opened by the film Shadow Dancer presented by its director James Marsh.
We are ready to give 2 tickets for the opening of New British Film Festival! To win tickets imagine yourself as one of the heroes of films participating in the festival and send us your photo before 18.00 October 31! Anna Karenina, alien from "Storage 24", London-based rapper from "Ill Manors" or the bird from one of the short films - "try" any character and send your photo to britishcouncilrus@gmail.com
Formula Kino Horizont, Moscow, ukfilms.ru
* You can find the schedule for Saint-Petersburg (14-18 November) and Ekaterinburg (22-26 November) here.
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1 November, Thursday |
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19.30 |
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Opening, Shadow Dancer. Q&A: James Marsh |
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22.00 |
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Anna Karenina |
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2 November, Friday |
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14.00 |
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BFF TALKS: Discussion with James Marsh From documentary to feature films |
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16.00 |
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Project Nim |
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19.30 |
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Storage 24 |
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21.30 |
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Great Expectations |
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3 November, Saturday |
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18.30 |
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Hunky Dory |
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20.40 |
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Broken |
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4 November, Sunday |
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17.00 |
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Shadow Dancer |
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19.00 |
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The Pervert's Guide to Ideology |
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5 November, Monday |
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17.00 |
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Strawberry Fields, Q&A: Frances Lea |
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19.30 |
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Short Film Prgramme |
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6 November, Tuesday |
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19.00 |
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BFF TALKS: Discussion with Frances Lea and Mia Bays, Production and distribution of the low budget cinema |
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21.00 |
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Black Pond |
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7 November, Wednesday |
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15.00 |
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The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Royal National Theatre live |
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19.30 |
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Ill Manors, Q&A: Mia Bays |
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22.30 |
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The Imposter |
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8 November, Thursday |
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19.30 |
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Wasteland |
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21.30 |
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Strawberry Fields |
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9 November, Friday |
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19.30 |
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Boxing Day, Q&A: Bernard Rose |
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22.00 |
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Comes a Bright Day |
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10 November, Saturday |
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17.00 |
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BFF TALKS: Workshop with Bernard Rose, Adaptation of the fiction texts for the screen |
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19.00 |
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ivansxtc |
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11 November, Sunday |
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17.00 |
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Ill Manors |
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19.30 |
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Wild Bill |
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21.30 |
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Now is Good |
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