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Hopefully this month's graphic is a bit clearer than last month's! I'm still not 100% happy with the layout but there's only so much faffing around with powerpoint I can tolerate, suggestions welcome to improve for next month!

Just as last month I've put together a graphic of October's releases. Everything on this list comes from DCM, but there is an even more complete list here from the Film Distributor's Association. Thank you to a kind commenter last week who pointed this out to me, but for readability's sake I'll be sticking to the DCM list, with a few exceptions, as it's far shorter!

Dates listed here may vary by chain and region.

Of course, a lot of us here will be seeing many more new films at LFF. Still, let us all know what new releases you're looking forward to this month?

Black Church Bay - Sun 18/10 - PCC
Cameron Winter At Carnegie Hall - Thu 15/10 - Vue West End
The Fox - Sun 18/10 - Vue West End
The Idiot(s) - Sun 18/10 - ICA
Look Back - Sat 17/10 - PCC
Masc - Sun 18/10 - Vue West End

Had the website open on my phone and it never put me in the waiting room or queue, got everything at 10am… I’m so exhilarated

Didn’t want to call it a night without posting something today.

A few well-wishes and last minute tips for the LFF BFI Members Sale tomorrow at 10am!

- The waiting room should open at 9am, this will not affect your place in the queue.

- The queue will be randomised at 10am, so everyone has an equal shot whether you log on at 9:00 or 9:59! The page should refresh by itself, manual refreshes may put you at the back of the queue!

- You can also book by phone (020 7928 3232), or in person at BFI Southbank (doors open 9:15 but physical queues are likely to start earlier)

- The BFI recommends that you log into your account before the sale begins, so be sure to log on before 10am for the smoothest booking experience.

- If you log on after 10am you WILL be placed at the back of the queue!

- Tickets will remain in your basket for 40 minutes as long as you remain active on the website. If you stay inactive for more than 15 minutes, the system will log you out and your tickets will be released. Make sure to stay active throughout your session and keep an eye on the time you have to book tickets after entering the website.

- You can book to see as many films as you like, but will be limited to two tickets per film / event or four tickets per family screening.

- Tickets will sell fast, don’t be too disappointed and remember that there will be extra ticket drops each Monday and at 10am every day during the festival. Tickets can also be swapped and sold here on r/BFIUK, though make sure you review our rules before posting and beware of scams when buying or selling tickets anywhere online.

- Make sure you have your card details ready and that you have enough money in your account.

- Ask if friends are willing to help you buy tickets.

- Make sure your devices are charged!

Best of luck to everyone, I hope you all have a great LFF, and are able to see many things that you want. Feel free to drop any more tips in the comments!

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Press email from today confirms Artificial, Primetime, screen talks from Javier Bardem and Robert Eggers, and more!

Seemed to be well received so the weekly newsletter returns!

Hi guys! Sharing this here, it’s a list of films confirmed for LFF and their current UK release dates. Assume that films not on this list do not currently have UK distribution.

Helpful for deciding which films are worth your money at LFF vs waiting for the cinema release :)