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Award winners announced at 14th edition of BFI Future Film Festival - Vimarsana News

Award winners announced at 14th edition of BFI Future Film Festival

Award winners announced at 14th edition of BFI Future Film Festival The BFI Future Film Festival awards, supported by Netflix, recognise and celebrate some of the talented young filmmakers, aged 16 to 25, whose films have screened as part of this year’s festival. 22 February 2021 Loco (2020) The 14th edition of the BFI Future Film Festival came to a close on Sunday, with the winners of the BFI Future Film Festival Awards, supported by Netflix, being announced at a virtual awards ceremony. Talented young filmmakers aged 16 to 25 that took home prizes include Rory Wilson (best film for Loc...

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BFI Future Film Festival announces 2021 film programme, awards jury and award nominees - Vimarsana News

BFI Future Film Festival announces 2021 film programme, awards jury and award nominees

BFI Future Film Festival announces 2021 film programme, awards jury and award nominees The 14th BFI Future Film Festival runs 18 to 21 February 2021, with free festival programme available online globally to aspiring filmmakers aged 16 to 25. 22 January 2021 The BFI today announces the programme of 45 short films that have been selected to screen in the 14th edition of the BFI Future Film Festival, which will take place online from 18 to 21 February 2021. The films, which will all be available to watch for free on BFI Player during the festival (UK only), are eligible for the BFI Future Film ...

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Author Jack thrives on bringing out the 'horrible' - Vimarsana News

Author Jack thrives on bringing out the 'horrible'

Author Jack Heath… “I get to spend my time doing this job I love, and then I get to spend my time with the people I love.” Photo: Photox “WHAT’S the most horrible character I can come up with, but have the audience still like him?” That’s the question forming the basis of one Timothy Blake, the cannibalistic yet charismatic FBI consultant at the centre of Canberra author Jack Heath’s new thriller novel, “Hideout”.  “There always seems to be room in the culture for one anti-hero of any moment,” said Jack.  “It was Dexter, then Walter White, Jack Bauer even before th...