Deadline Studio At London Film Festival: ‘The Good Nurse’, ‘Holy Spider’ And ‘All Quiet On The Western Front’ Teams; Daniel Pemberton; Gurinder Chadha; More

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On Saturday during the BFI London Film Festival, Deadline hosted an industry party at The Twenty Two.

The Deadline Studio captured stars, creatives and executives from several films in the festival lineup including Ali Abbasi, Zar Amir Ebrahimi from Abbasi’s Holy Spider, the Utopia film and Denmark’s submission into this year’s Oscar race; Lukas Dhont the writer-director of Close, the Belgian Oscar entry; Mike Jackman, Scott Franklin, Elijah Rodriguez and Alex Jackman from Netflix’s The Good Nurse; and Volker Bertelmann, Ed Berger and James Field from another Netflix pic, All Quiet on the Western Front.

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Also in attendance was Amsterdam composer Daniel Pemberton, Navalny producer Odessa Rae, director Gurinder Chadha, Marv CEO Zygi Kamasa, Endeavor Content SVP Film Negeen Yazdi, Beta Cinema’s EVP Acquisitions, Sales & Marketing, Thorsten Ritter, and Head Of Sales and Acquisitions Tassilo Hallbauer, casting director Lara Manwaring, Aitken Alexander Associates agent Emma Paterson, The Development Partnership exec Ellie Gibbons, and Shudder’s VP, Global Acquisitions and Co-Productions, Emily Gotto, among others.

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Deadline Studio in partnership with the Red Sea International Film Festival.

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