The 67th edition of the London Film Festival will run from October 4 to 15. It will open with Emerald Fennell's Saltburn, feature a gala screening of One Life, starring Anthony Hopkins and close with Daniel Kaluuya's The Kitchen.

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Poor Things
Poor Things
The story of a young woman who has been brought back to life.
Kidnapped
Kidnapped
In 1858, a six-year-old Jewish boy is forcibly seized from his family by the Catholic church.
Maestro
Maestro
Biopic of Leonard and Felicia Bernstein.
The Killer
The Killer
After a fateful near miss, an assassin battles his employers, and himself, on an international manhunt he insists isn’t personal.
The Mission
The Mission
A portrait of the life and death of young missionary John Allen Chau.
Saltburn
Saltburn
Struggling to fit in at Oxford University, Oliver Quick finds himself drawn into the world of the charming and aristocratic Felix Catton, who invites him to Saltburn, his eccentric family’s sprawling estate, for a summer never to be forgotten.
The Queen Of My Dreams
The Queen Of My Dreams
Against the backdrop of a shared obsession with Bollywood fantasy, Mariam, a Pakistani Muslim woman, and her Canadian-born daughter Azra come of age in two different eras.
Inside The Yellow Cocoon Shell
Inside The Yellow Cocoon Shell
A man has to return his sister-in-law's body to her hometown after an accident while, along with his nephew, he searches for his long-lost brother.
Mangosteen
Mangosteen
Beginning at a mangosteen juice factory on the east coast of the gulf of Thailand, we follow brother and sister as their interior worlds reach out to meet one another.
The Taste Of Mango
The Taste Of Mango
Three generations, spanning London to Sri Lanka, weave together in this documentary considering a history of abuse.
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London Film Festival Features

Always within her
Elene Naveriani on the recognition of beauty and Blackbird Blackbird Blackberry
London Film Festival highlights
Six of the best at this year's fest
Cinema as a means of resurrection
Maite Alberdi on Pablo Larrain, Raul Ruiz and The Eternal Memory
Prometheus in practice
Laura Moss on raising the dead in Birth/Rebirth
Scrutinising a killer obsession
Red Rooms director on cyber-security, new media, and the Fincher influence
Rights and wrongs
Amjad Al Rasheed on patriarchal structures and female empowerment in Inshallah A Boy
Scorsese still up for a challenge
Cannes praise for the master from De Niro and DiCaprio
Director with crime on his mind
Cédric Kahn on innocence and guilt, racism, and the power of words
Making Girl good looking
Adura Onashile on colour, light and costume in her debut feature
'We made magic'
Lila Avilés on the meeting between the worlds of adults and children in Tótem
Close focus
Adura Onashile on the genesis, casting and themes of her debut Girl

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