AIRSPRINT JETS can have access to VIP tickets and hospitality packages to some of the leading film premieres in London. You will enjoy pre-film hospitality before walking the red carpet with the stars and then sitting down and watching the premiere.

A typical film premiere hospitality package would include pre film champagne and canapé reception, finger food, complimentary drinks, walk the red carpet with the stars before watching the film with the cast who will usually be introduced in the cinema audience beforehand.

The BFI London Film Festival is an annual film festival founded in 1953 and held in the United Kingdom, running in the second half of October with cooperation from the British Film Institute. It screens more than 300 films, documentaries and shorts from approximately 50 countries.

In 1953 a group of critics including Dilys Powell of The Sunday Times, raised the notion of a film festival for London. The first London Film Festival was conceived by James Quinn, and took place at the NFT (National Film Theatre, now renamed BFI Southbank) from 16–26 October 1953. It was launched after the inauguration of the new NFT on its current site under Waterloo Bridge, and screened 15-20 films from a selection of directors.

While the programme still retains the 'festivals' feel, it also now shows new discoveries from "important and exciting talents" in world cinema. Whilst it continues to be first and foremost a public festival, it is also attended by large numbers of film professionals and journalists from all over the world. Importantly, it offers opportunities for people to see films that may not otherwise get a UK screening along with films which will get a release in the near future.

The festival is "topped and tailed" by the Opening and Closing galas which have now become major red carpet events in the London calendar and are world premiere screenings, which take place in large venues in central London, attended by the cast and crew of the films, and introduced by the Festival director and the film's directors or producers, and often the actors themselves.

There are four mains cinemas (Odeon, Vue, Cineworld and Odeon West End) which typically are venues to host the red carpet premieres in Leicester Square.

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