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The Empire Film Podcast

An Empire Podcast BFI London Film Festival Special

The Empire Film Podcast

Bauer Media

Tv & Film, Film Reviews

4.62.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2024

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

With the BFI London Film Festival about to shut up shop for another year after a cracking 2024 offering, it's the perfect time to bring you our annual LFF podcast, in which Chris Hewitt chats to some of the British filmmakers who have films (and a TV show) at this year's festival. They are: Nick Murphy, director of A Thousand Blows; Sasha Nathwani, director of Last Swim; and Sadie Frost, director of new documentary, Twiggy. And they are fun, frank, and fascinating chats about the directors' projects, their LFF experiences, and the state of the film industry. Enjoy!

Transcript

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Recirculating over half a million items a year. Oh, Hello, Paul, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to what has become a lovely annual tradition here on the Emperor Podcast.

1:01.0

It is a podcast special dedicated to the BFI London Film Festival.

1:08.0

This year's LFF is winding down this Sunday, October 20th, and so this is the perfect time to bring you a series of conversations

1:16.0

that I've had over the last week or so,

1:18.0

with directors who have had work selected for the festival.

1:22.0

And these are conversations about that work and about what it means for

1:26.8

them to be selected for the London Film Festival and their memories and feelings and thoughts about the LFF over the years.

1:35.0

First up returning to the pod is the wonderful Nick Murphy who directed the first episode of the new Stephen Knight, Stephen Graham TV show A Thousand Blows, which was screened at the festival last week. Enjoy.

1:49.0

We are delighted to be

1:54.1

joined on this LFF celebration podcast I'm gonna call it Nick Murphy how are you sir?

1:56.5

Well I'm delighted to be celebrating with you.

1:58.5

It's nice it's nice every year watching the I've been watching the LFF grow and

2:02.4

grow and grow and grow over the years Nick and obviously you live in London as well

2:06.6

What's it what's it been like for you watching the L of F? Well, it's I it's my thought I want to say fourth thing I've had at the festival and you know the first time you pinch yourself and you just feel I mean super privileged I think people who aren't who aren't in the business probably think

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