Echo Chamber - LFF 23 - Recap (with Daniel Glenn-Barbour)
Just like the great, late Steve Jobs, @EchoChamberFP has "One More Thing" in regards to the 67th BFI London Film Festival (4th to 15th October 2023)!!!
Over 'Twelve' tremendous days, we were able to check out '25 Feature Films' and '8 Shorts', so one of the great new voices on the British film scene passed through to talk about everything that was consumed!
As a creative, Daniel Glenn-Barbour attended the Festival in an 'Industry' capacity, so had plenty of different experiences to those of 'Press'. All of this is covered, and there are plenty of tangents, where the industry as a whole, is explored. BUT, we do lay out our favourite films of this year’s event!
Watch the conversation: HERE!
Today we have:
Daniel Glenn-Barbour
Daniel Glenn-Barbour
Writer, Director, Editor, Producer, Cinematographer, Actor
Daniel Glenn - Barbour was born and raised in East London, Leytonstone. A graduate in Film and Broadcasting, earning a 1st Class BA (Hons); with over ten years experience in advertising, interviews (testimonies), music videos, and films (storytelling). With credits on feature films including a recent film premiere at Genesis Cinemas.
Daniel has written full feature film scripts; directing, editing, and filming feature-length content.
In 2019, he launched an international film festival on the island of Antigua, called the Wadadli Short Film Festival.
Follow Daniel via:
IMDb: Here.
Linkedin: Here.
Website: Here.
Watch Showreel: Here.
Facebook: Here.
YouTube: Here.
Watch 'Yes Man' via Prime Video UK: Here.
Watch the conversation: HERE!
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Over the Festival:
Feature Films - 25
Girl
Saltburn
Bonus Track
The Bikeriders
The Killer
The Royal Hotel
May December
Shortcomings
Hit Man
Killers of the Flower Moon
Eileen
All of Us Strangers
Haar
Foe
Sky Peals
The Holdovers
The Book of Clarence
Poolman
Priscilla
Fingernails
Maestro
All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
The End We Start From
Poor Things
The Kitchen
Shorts - 8
Area Boy
Mother of Mine
Blood (aka Ratthum)
Hafekasi
South Facing
Essex Girls
Now and Then
Boat People
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67th BFI London Film Festival
The BFI London Film Festival is in its '67th' year, and runs from 4 to 15 October 2023 at venues in London, around the UK and on BFI Player.
brimming with the world’s best new films, series and immersive storytelling
#LFF Trailer: Here.
Information
Festival Information: Here.
Gala Programme: Here.
Special Presentations Programme: Here.
LFF Awards Programme: Here.
Thematic strands Programme: Here.
Short Film Programme: Here.
Ticket Info: Here.
Website: Here.
X: @BFI
Facebook: Here.
Instagram: @britishfilminstitute
YouTube: Here.
TikTok: Here.
*(Music)
'Wake Up' by Arcade Fire - 2004