K.J. Yossman When Tricia Tuttle, director of the BFI London Film Festival, arrived in Cannes in July, it marked the first time in a long time she found herself sitting in a large-scale venue to watch a film.
The experience, she says, was “incredibly emotional.”Which is perhaps why, when asked what her highlights are from the upcoming LFF (Oct.
6-17), Tuttle doesn’t cite one or two films but the entire festival. “It sounds so obvious, but getting back into cinemas — absolutely.
And a largescale, physical, live festival.”With last year’s LFF a primarily virtual event, Tuttle and her team were determined that 2021 would be accessible in-person.
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