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Birds Eye Festival 2010
Celebrating Women Filmmakers
Birds Eye View Film Festival
4-12 March 2010
BFI Southbank, ICA and Barbican
2010's Birds Eye View Film Festival will be opened by the brilliant Jane Horrocks on the 4th March. It then dives into 9 jam-packed days which include 8 inspired feature films - from Drew Barrymore's fun-charged Whip It to an erotic thriller by Isabel Coixet, 7 penetrating documentaries including the latest by Brit Leader Kim Longinotto, 21 visionary shorts and 22 retro movies starring iconic blondes. As always the festival features BEV's already-famous commissions of new scores by hot female talent to classic silent films - one of this year's performers is the British Composer 2009 award-winning Mira Calix plus showcases cutting-edge fashion and music films. Expect a glittering bevy of celebrities and filmmakers including a masterclass with Denmark's star director Susanne Bier and a special Oscars-Night screening with A-lister Gillian Anderson, parties, special events and much more. This year they're at the ICA, BFI Southbank, Renoir Cinema, Lexi Cinema and Ritzy Picturehouse.
For more festival info please see www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/2010/festival
The festival offers Skillset subsidized training across numerous areas of film. This is a great opportunity to hone skills for a snip of the normal price.
See www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/2010/training for further details.
GET BEVFF UPDATES
http://www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/signup
FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/BirdsEyeViewFilmFestival
TWITTER:
http://twitter.com/birdseyeviewFF
MYSPACE:
http://www.myspace.com/birdseyeviewfilmfestival
YOUTUBE:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BirdsEyeViewFilmFest
READ OUR BLOG:
http://www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/news
“Eclectic, inspiring and thought provoking” - Little White Lies
“An important celebration of women filmmakers” – The Independent
Birds Eye View Film Festival
4-12 March 2010
BFI Southbank, ICA and Barbican
2010's Birds Eye View Film Festival will be opened by the brilliant Jane Horrocks on the 4th March. It then dives into 9 jam-packed days which include 8 inspired feature films - from Drew Barrymore's fun-charged Whip It to an erotic thriller by Isabel Coixet, 7 penetrating documentaries including the latest by Brit Leader Kim Longinotto, 21 visionary shorts and 22 retro movies starring iconic blondes. As always the festival features BEV's already-famous commissions of new scores by hot female talent to classic silent films - one of this year's performers is the British Composer 2009 award-winning Mira Calix plus showcases cutting-edge fashion and music films. Expect a glittering bevy of celebrities and filmmakers including a masterclass with Denmark's star director Susanne Bier and a special Oscars-Night screening with A-lister Gillian Anderson, parties, special events and much more. This year they're at the ICA, BFI Southbank, Renoir Cinema, Lexi Cinema and Ritzy Picturehouse.
For more festival info please see www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/2010/festival
The festival offers Skillset subsidized training across numerous areas of film. This is a great opportunity to hone skills for a snip of the normal price.
See www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/2010/training for further details.
GET BEVFF UPDATES
http://www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/signup
FACEBOOK:
http://www.facebook.com/BirdsEyeViewFilmFestival
TWITTER:
http://twitter.com/birdseyeviewFF
MYSPACE:
http://www.myspace.com/birdseyeviewfilmfestival
YOUTUBE:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BirdsEyeViewFilmFest
READ OUR BLOG:
http://www.birds-eye-view.co.uk/news
“Eclectic, inspiring and thought provoking” - Little White Lies
“An important celebration of women filmmakers” – The Independent
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