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DN Special: Lighthouse Cineville - London to Brighton

Screen South’s Miranda Robinson chaired a Q&A with Rachel Robey and Alastair Clark, both producers for Nottingham based Wellington Films. Their debut feature London to Brighton, directed by Paul Andrew Williams, won a host of awards during 2006 including Best Achievement in Production at the British Independent Film Awards and was nominated for both British Film Producer of the Year at the London Critics Circle Awards and the Carl Foreman Award at BAFTA.

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Lighthouse
London to Brighton
Wellington Films
British Independent Film Awards
London Critics Circle Awards
Carl Foreman Award
Steel Mill Pictures
Royalty
London Film Festival
UK Film Council
BECTU Rates
Equity Rates
Film Council Completion Fund
Cannes Film Festival
21 Grammes
Mike Leigh
Central Junior Television Workshop
Ravenscourt Theatre School
Panavision
Red Road
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Pete Bradshaw’s Guardian Unlimited Review
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
Mona Lisa
Long Good Friday
Vertigo Films

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