The New British Film Festival will be held in Dom Kino from April 6 to 12. The festival programme includes films produced in 2002-2003. They all participated in major international festivals, many of them receiving prestigious film awards. Talanted directors, outstanding actors, remarkable cinematography, and plots of topical interest make British cinema one of the world’s leaders. The festival programme includes films produced in 2002-2003. They all participated in major international festivals, many of them receiving prestigious film awards. Talanted directors, outstanding actors, remarkable cinematography, and plots of topical interest make British cinema one of the world’s leaders.

This is the fifth New British Film Festival organised by British Council Russia. Russian audiences have already had a chance to see some of the best recent British films including "BAFTA" and "Oscar" prize-winners. "The Magdalene Sisters", "24 Hour Party People", "All or Nothing", "Billy Elliot", "Snatch", "Time Code", "Sexy Beast", "Bloody Sunday" and others were all very well-received.

The festival will be a part of the British Council’s 70th anniversary programme this year. Together with annual events — such as the New British Film Festival in April/May or the Education UK Exhibition in September — the jubileum programme will include exclusive anniversary events.

Such films as Calendar Girls (2003), Anita & Me (2002), Bodysong (2003), One for the Road (2003), Afterlife (2003), Pure (2002), In This World (2002) and others will be shown as part of the festival program.

News source: www.nbff.ru
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