BFFS Block Booking Titles July 2010
Here is the latest list of films available from the British Federation of Film Societies’ Block Booking scheme. Most of them are available through to about May 2012, though check the details on the BFFS site. In addition, most of the films listed a year ago are still available through to about July/August 2011, and many of those listed back in February 2009 are available until the end of this year or next. Check the BFFS catalogue for full details.
All the films link through to further details, normally from the Movie Review Query Engine.
- 37 Uses for a Dead Sheep (Ben Hopkins, UK 2006, 85 min)
- Bako l’autre rive (J. Champreux/Cheik Doukoure, France/Senegal 1980, 110 min)
- Beaufort (Joseph Cedar, Israel 2007, 131 min)
- Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee (Shane Meadows, UK 2009, 71 min)
- The End of the Line (Rupert Murray, UK 2009, 90 min)
- Fad’jal (Safi Faye, Senegal 1979, 113 min)
- La France (Serge Bozon, France 2007, 102 min)
- Les gens de la rizière (Rithy Panh, Cam/Fra 1994, 195 min)
- Heartbeat Detector (Nicolas Klotz, France 2007, 143 min)
- The Hide (Marek Losey, UK 2008, 82 min)
- L’Île de Black Mór (Jean François Laguionie, France 2004, 85 min)
- Import/Export (Ulrich Seidl, Aus/Fra/Ger 2007, 141 min)
- Jom (Ababacar Makharam, Sen/Ger 1981, 76 min)
- Lake Tahoe (Fernando Eimbcke, Mex/Jap/USA 2008, 89 min)
- Lettre d’amour Zoulou (Ramadan Suleman, Fra/S Afr/Ger 2004, 105 min)
- Lettre Paysanne [Letter from my Village] (Safi Faye, Senegal 1973, 98 min)
- London River (Rachid Bouchareb, UK/Fra/Alg 2009, 87 min)
- Ma vie en l’air (Rémi Besançon, France 2005, 90 min)
- Machan (Uberto Pasolini, Sri Lanka/Ita/Ger 2008, 109 min)
- The Magician (Scott Ryan, Australia 2007, 86 min)
- The Market: A Tale of Trade (Ben Hopkins, Ger/Tur/UK/KZ 2008, 93 min)
- Meurtrières (Patrick Grandperret, France 2006, 107 min)
- Naked Youth (Nagisa Oshima, Japan 1960, 97 min)
- The Night of the Sunflowers (Jorge Sanchez-Cabezudo, Spain 2006, 123 min)
- Opera Jawa (Garin Nugroho, Indonesia/Aus 2006, 120 min)
- Le petit lieutenant (Xavier Beauvois, France 2005, 110 min)
- Platform (Jia Zhangke, HK/Chi/Fra 2001, 155 min)
- Princess Raccoon (Seijun Suzuki, Japan 2005, 111 min)
- Puffball (Nicolas Roeg, UK/Ire/Can 2007, 119 min)
- Quo Vadis, Baby? (Gabriele Salvatores, Italy 2006, 102 min)
- Samson & Delilah (Warwick Thornton, Australia 2009, 101 min)
- Les silences du palais (Moufida Tlatli, Fra/Tun 1994, 127 min)
- The Sun’s Burial (Nagisa Oshima, Japan 1960, 87 min)
- Tales from the Golden Age (Hanno Höfer/Razvan Marculescu, Rom/Fra 2009, 146 min)
- To Get to Heaven, First You Have to Die (Djamshed Usmonov, Rus/Taj/Fra 2007, 96 min)
- Toi et Moi (Julie Lopez-Curval, France 2005, 94 min)
- U (Serge Elissalde, France 2006, 75 min)
- Under the Mud (Sol Papadopoulos, UK 2006, 85 min)
- Voisins, Voisines (Malik Chibane, France 2004, 95 min)
- Welcome (Philippe Lioret, France 2009, 110 min)
- Young@Heart (Stephen Walker, UK 2007, 107 min)
Thinking about the comedy festival, there are some films in this list that we should take a look at:
On the more serous end of things, perhaps for next season (ie 2011-12), we could take a look at:
Also on the BFFS list is Doris Dorrie’s How to Cook Your Life, which could be worth a look