LIFF 2024
OPENS ON 1 NOVEMBER - TICKETS GOING FAST
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LIFF
2024 Constellation Opening Film - A Real Pain
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We
can’t wait to welcome you to the 38th Leeds
International Film Festival from 1-17 November, with 278
screenings and events over 17 days. Tickets are going fast
for many of the films, with best sellers including A Real
Pain, All the Long Nights, Bird, Conclave, All We Imagine as
Light, Good One, No Other Land, Flow, Universal Language,
Nickel Boys, Cloud, and La Cocina.
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The
best value way to see films at LIFF is through our passes,
with a wide range of options available, and you can use
tickets from most of our passes for sharing with others. You
can continue to buy passes during LIFF too if you use up
tickets from a pass you have already bought. Individual
tickets are also available for all screenings and events.
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LIFF 2024
Q&AS, TALKS AND PANELS
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We present
several Q&As, talks and panels at LIFF
2024 and you can view those confirmed so far
on our website using the link below. They
include: director Jethro Massey with a
Q&A for Paul and Paulette Take a Bath;
film curator Dr Omar Ahmed with an
introductory talk about Indian film icon
Smita Patil; director Ivana Gloria and
actress Sarah Short with a Q&A for
Chlorophyll; and actor Mark Oosterveen for a
Q&A with documentary Grand Theft Hamlet.
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NORDIC FEATURES
AT LIFF 2024
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Films from the
Nordic countries are always popular at LIFF,
and we have four outstanding features in this
year’s programme.
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From Norway,
we present the multi-award-winning marital
drama Loveable and the candid comedy drama
Sex. When the Light Breaks is a story of
friendship, grief and secrecy set against the
breathtaking Icelandic scenery. Finally, The
Girl with the Needle is a gripping and
chilling drama set in Copenhagen soon after
World War I.
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The films of
French writer and director René Laloux
(1929-2004) remain a huge inspiration on
animation.
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At LIFF 2024
we present a double bill celebration of
Laloux’s work, with the mesmerising
psychedelic sci-fi Fantastic Planet (1973)
and the UK Premiere of the new 4K restoration
of existentialist space adventure Time
Masters (1982).
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The films are
screening at Hyde Park Picture House in the
afternoon on Saturday 3 November, and both
are rated PG.
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BOX OFFICE HIT
FROM THAILAND PREMIERES AT LIFF
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From the makers of previous LIFF
audience favourites Bad Genius and Fast & Feel
Love, How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies is
the Thai box office hit about a college dropout's
growing bond with his terminally-ill
grandma.
You can see it first at
LIFF2024, with screenings on 2 November at
Cottage Road Cinema and 12 & 14 November
at Vue in The Light.
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"Pat
Boonnitipat’s touching debut feature is an
irresistible tearjerker." - Allan Hunter,
Screen International
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ENJOY
EARLY FESTIVE COMEDY AT LIFF 2024
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Michael Cera in Christmas Eve in
Miller's Point
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Christmas
Eve in Miller’s Point is Tyler Taormina's freewheeling
festive comedy about an eccentric Italian American family
gathering, starring Michael Cera and Francessca
Scorcese.
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Gathering
for what could be the last Christmas in their ancestral
home, four generations of the Balsano family intertwine,
as tensions boil and relatives reconnect. Screening at
LIFF 2024 on 4 November at Hyde Park Picture House and 8
- 9 November at Vue in The Light.
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Enjoy a range of social events
hosted by local venues and event groups, each
with a special LIFF touch. From film
quizzes and creative life drawing to meetups over
drinks, these events offer a relaxed way to
connect with fellow film enthusiasts.
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For those interested in developing
their own film career, there will also be
industry events hosted by Film Hub North and BFI
NETWORK.
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We've
joined Letterboxd! Follow us @leedsfilmfest on the
social network for film lovers. And this year we want
to hear all about the films you loved at LIFF!
Tag #LIFF2024 in your reviews to
make sure we can see what you watched, liked and
loved at the 38th edition of Leeds International
Film Festival 2024. We'll be sharing some of our
favourites!
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Leeds Film is supported by the British Film
Institute.
Leeds Film is proud to have
achieved the BFI Diversity Standards.
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Leeds
International Film Festival is part of Leeds Ticket Hub, the city's cultural
ticket office: Leeds Ticket Hub, Carriageworks Theatre, The
Electric Press, 3 Millennium Square, Leeds, LS2 3AD. | | | |
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