Film Hub London Exhibitors' Breakfast: BFI LFF Edition - The Garden Cinema

Aimed at all film exhibitors - cinemas, festivals, art centres, community groups, local authority film officers, film clubs and freelancers.

The Breakfast is an excellent opportunity for Film Hub London & BFI FAN members to meet, network, learn, share best practice and explore ways in which they can work together to boost audiences, broaden their reach and engage diverse new audiences.

Our breakfasts have helped build strong partnerships: venues have brought in new festivals, exhibitors have forged collaborations, and mentoring relationships have developed.

Join us on Thurs 16 October 2025, 10:00am-1:00pm at The Garden Cinema in Holborn for an Exhibitors’ Breakfast with pastries, networking and presentations, with speakers including:

- An introduction from 

- Duncan Carson, Project and Business Manager ICO, to present on a new shorts programme Uncommon Voices: Exploring Class in New British Cinema, now available to book. 

- Johnny Courtney, BFI UK Wide Audiences Manager will provide an overview of the BFI Audience Project Fund

- BFI Our Screen Heritage Curator, Kitty Robertson will introduce and screen two of the short films commissioned and now available to book: Song of the Suburbs and Threads of Memory. 

A BFI London Film Festival Delegate pass is not required to attend. Attendees must be members of BFI FAN

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Become a Member of Film Hub London, a collaborative network of exhibitors in the capital. Led by Film London, it is one of eight networks in the BFI's Film Audience Network nationwide. Membership of Film Hub London is free, open to all exhibitors and will give members access to a wide range of funding and training opportunities.

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This event is supported by Film Hub London.

Film Hub London is managed by Film London. Proud to be a partner of the BFI Film Audience Network, funded by the National Lottery.