London Film Festival brings eight developing features to industry buyers

The BFI London Film Festival’s Works-in-Progress Showcase takes place at Picturehouse Central on October 9. Eight developing features from UK- and Ireland-based filmmakers will present extracts to invited buyers, sales agents, distributors and festival programmers.

The BFI London Film Festival’s Works-in-Progress Showcase takes place at Picturehouse Central on October 9. Eight developing features from UK- and Ireland-based filmmakers will present extracts to invited buyers, sales agents, distributors and festival programmers. The selection includes Peter Mackie Burns’ Echolalic,

Tristan Heanue’s Landlines, Joshua Trigg’s Leopard Spots and Liam Saint-Pierre’s documentary The Last Picture Shop. Filmmakers introduce their projects before roundtable meetings and networking. A secure online package will remain available for a week after the event to a wider invited industry audience. These

presentations concern films still in development or production and do not announce general cinema releases or public access to unfinished material. Read the official source. Image: BFI; official The Last Picture Shop film still supplied in the Works-in-Progress announcement.

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