The Times bfi London Film Festival

22 October to 6 November 2003

"The only important showcase for International Cinema in Britain" Barry Norman

"The most anticipated fortnight in the London filmgoers' year" Neil Norman, Evening Standard

"It's the Joan Bakewell of cinema, the thinking fan's crumpet." James Christopher, The Times

In 2002, the Festival attracted 110,000 public admissions, together with 600 film industry delegates and 580 national and international press and media. Now entering its 47th year, The Times bfi London Film Festival promises to surpass the record-breaking success and acclaim enjoyed in previous years. With more than 300 films from over 45 countries, the Festival presents the very best of new film from the entire spectrum of world cinema.

In addition to an impressive roster of film premieres, many of which are introduced by the film's director, producer or stars, the extensive schedule of Festival activities include prestigious Opening and Closing Night Galas, industry and public forums, education events, lectures and celebrity interviews.

For online information go to:

http://www.lff.org.uk

Script Released

Prelude2Cinema is releasing the original script "The Darkest Night in Heaven" by Emmy winning writer Alex P. Michaels. The story is about a detective who places his sanity and his teenage daughter's life in jeopardy when he baby-sits a wealthy business man's whorish teenage daughter.

To pick up a copy, go to
http://www.cafeshops.com/prelude2cinema.7619351

The opening scene from the book can be read at
http://www.prelude2cinema.com/Alex_Michaels_Home_Site/APM-Scripts-Sides/DNiH-scenes.htm