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Day 12 saw the highly anticipated Surprise Film screening.

Brightwide highlight the best in social and political cinema and launch their new multi-media platform at this year’s LFF.

The writer-director of A Prophet gives us an insight into how he creates such complex characters.

Day 11 of the Festival was marked by the Sight and Sound Special Screening of A Prophet.

Master animator Nick Park discusses his illustrious career and helps us celebrate 20 years since Wallace & Gromit hit our screens.

Day 10 saw the first ever Archive Gala, which featured the restoration of Anthony Asquith's Underground.

This Festival event gave young people an opportunity to ask breakthrough actor Gabourey Sidibe about her starring role in Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire.

Day 9 of the Festival saw our most successful Trafalgar Square screening yet.

Under the watchful gaze of Horatio Nelson, the London Film Festival's annual free screening of short films from the BFI National Archive and London's Screen Archives once again takes place in Trafalgar Square.

Clive Owen joins Jason Solomons on stage for a career retrospective, sponsored by TalkTalk.

Day 8 of the Festival we attended the MOFILM Gala of The Boys are Back.

A panel of brilliant filmmaking talent discuss the notion of a female aesthetic in their work and explore the reality of how women operate in today's film world.

The Times BFI 53rd London Film Festival's talent development scheme

On Day 7 we spoke to filmmakers in Festival venues around London, including at the Mastercard Gala of An Education.

On Day 6 we welcomed acclaimed directors Jane Campion and Stephen Soderbergh onto the red carpet.