LFF Hosts Tea Sessions With Filmmakers Behind Three Festival Titles

During the 2026 edition of the BFI London Film Festival, organizers arranged a series of casual tea gatherings connecting press with visiting filmmakers. The sessions provided a relaxed setting for writers and directors to discuss their latest projects outside of formal press conferences or red carpet events.

Three notable titles were represented at these meet-ups: 'My Notes on Mars,' 'Moonglow,' and the adaptation 'The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives.' The filmmakers shared insights into their creative processes, thematic intentions, and the journey of bringing their specific stories to the festival circuit.

These organized encounters highlight the festival's role in fostering direct dialogue between artists and industry observers. By facilitating such access, the LFF continues to support the visibility of diverse cinematic voices and the international distribution conversation surrounding new works.

This brief draws on reporting from The Hollywood Reporter.