The London Film Festival unveils the Industry Forum for 2025 Editioni

The BFI London Film Festival announced that the speakers and events participating in the industry forum during its 69th future edition.

At the head of the programming is a conversation in light with Tessa Ross, the British producer Pioneer who directed film4 for more than a decade and recently, as a co-head of House Productions, was behind the box of the box office and the “conclave” reward.

Elsewhere in the program, Variety Supports a round table examining “the complex art of co-productions” which implies producers Maria Ekerhovd (“sentimental value”), Emily Morgan (“Dreamers”), Klaudia śmieja-Rostworowska (“Orphan”) and Lorna Tee (“Diamond In the Sand”). Meanwhile, distribution strategies for documentary films will be taken into account in a panel with FilmSales, Modern Films, Indox and Perpetua Cine frameworks, while there will be a projector on “art and crafts of visual effects” with creatives and managers of Frametore, Milk, Belofx and one of us.

Other events will include a deep dive in the next limited series of Sky “The Death of Bunny Munro”, based on the novel by Nick Cave, an “Anatomy of A Debut” session with the scriptwriter “Ish”, the director Imran Perretta Dhiraj Mahey, and the co-series Enda Walsh, the FFF on the screen of the emerging local platform Emerging, the emerging local platform, the emerging local platform and the bitter.

Keeping things even closer to home, a team of film events and senior programmers – including Thomas Rosso from Cannes Critics, Jacqueline Lyanga de Berlinale, Pia Lundberg by Göteborg Film Festival and the London Film Festival Kristy Matheson – will contemplate the “evolutionary role of festivals in support films and talent ”.

“Cinema festivals are entirely devoted to connection and I am delighted to see this exciting range of British and international guests who join us to share their time, their knowledge and their experience,” said Matheson. “As always, our popular networking events and our organized meetings will continue to promote new creative and commercial collaborations, and I can’t wait to see their results in the years to come.”

The BFI London Film Festival takes place from October 8, 19 October 19 and will open with “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery”.