Sally Potter, one of the most genuinely interesting film makers working in the world of cinema today, is having a full retrospective of her work shown in a season of events at the BFI in London during December.

The season kicks off with a showing of the remastered (and very wonderful) Orlando, and continues with a season packed full of her films and documentaries plus some further very special events. These will include a conversation with Sally Potter and Tilda Swinton (which will also be webcast live at http://www.sallypotter.co.uk/ on 2nd December from 8.30pm UK time, giving anyone the opportunity to ask Sally and Tilda questions live over the wonders of the interweb).

We would also draw your attention to Sally Potter's latest film Rage, which is showing from 22nd December. We have been lucky enough to see Rage (full review will follow shortly at http://www.alt-flix.co.uk/) and we have to say it is an marvellously innovative and very impressive piece of work.

To find out more, and to book tickets, check out the BFI website.

Labels: BFI season, orlando, rage, sally potter, tilda swinton