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BFI FLARE London LGBT Film Festival

BFI Southbank, 16-26 March 2017

http://www.bfi.org.uk/flare

 

BFI FLARE, the UK’s longest running LGBT film event, is nearly here! 150+ films and filmmakers from around the world plus events, discussions, and workshops for film industry, public audiences and students.

 

Student Accreditation

A Student Delegate Pass is only £15 and offers unique access to the Festival’s Industry screenings and events programme online and at BFI Southbank, Flare Education events and more! For full-time film students age 18+ only.

http://www.bfi.org.uk/flare/professional-delegates/industry-accreditation

 

FREE Education Screenings and Events

Explore different cinematic perspectives at ‘Flare Shorts 2017: Meet the Filmmakers’; Catch MILES, a wonderful new coming of age story from the US based on a true story; Meet an industry panel and discuss current representations of LGBT characters in film and TV at ‘Represent Me!’ And for only £3, join us for ORLANDO: The Queer Element, a live cinema event focusing on the creation of gender identity that weaves together theatre, film and insights from experts in fashion and science.

http://www.bfi.org.uk/flare/education

 

25 & Under Rush Tickets

45 minutes before the advertised start time, and subject to availability, all non-Gala tickets are£3 for 25 year olds and under! In person at venue, with valid ID only.

 

Student volunteers!

Have great communication skills, a friendly manner, the ability to deal with people at all levels and some event or admin experience? Apply to join the festival team.

http://www.bfi.org.uk/flare/volunteer-opportunities-bfi-flare-london-lgbt-film-festival

 

Info & Bookings:

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020 7815 1329

 

 


 

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