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Phillip BergsonWriting about Films and Festivals.
Film Critic, UK,Invited Member of The UK Critics' Circle FIPRESCI abd the European Film Academy. Visiting Lecturer, Prague Film School.
Winner of the "Student Journalist of the Year" competition in the UK weekly New Statesman, as a Classics Scholar Phillip Bergson then founded the Oxford Film Festival and, on graduating, was selected by "The Sunday Times" as a 'New Critic' and in the same week began broadcasting on film for many BBC Radio programmes. A contributor to the "Times Literary Supplement", "TES",The Spectator,film critic on "The Sunday Standard", "Screen International",Variety, "Film Bulletin", "Film a Doba" inter alia, and on the FilmFestJOURNAL in Berlin and Screen Dailies at Cannes,he also worked for the "European Script Fund", has scripted shorts and features (that have been produced and released) and, fluent in eight-and-a-half languages, currently programmes and advises several international film festivals and is.Casting Consultant on several international features. At the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television, in his native Yorkshire, he created the "Eurovisions" project, to promote classic and contemporary European cinema,which was inaugurated at the Cine Lumiere in London by His Excellency the President of Iceland. Presenter and Programmer,London Turkish Film Week, December 2018 Co=programmer, 2nd London Turkish Film Week, April 2019 Artistic Director, 3rd London Turkish Film Week, planned for 1-7 June 2020. As a FIPRESCI Jury Member
and a member of International Juries at Thessaloniki, Europa Cinema (Rimini), Munich Documentary, Manaki Brothers,Cine Jove (Valencia),Chicago, TIFF-ODA ![]() Frying tonight!Though based in High Wycombe ,the Third Edition of the highly independent Fisheye Film Festival ventures to nearby Beaconsfield tonight with a special screening inside the cinema of the famed National Film and Television School (recently complimented in the Hollywood Reporter as the top international film school) of the remarkable and multi-award-winning strange romance God's Own Country. The film has just won another two top awards, at the Dinard Festival of British Films and will be screened at 7pm , followed by a presentation, moderated by moi, with the French-born producer of this Yorkshire-set rural drama, Manon Ardisson. Some tickets remaining at £10 may be available from 6.30pm, in the NFTS. The festival continues to 22nd October in various venues around the Chiltern lines, with the Awards Ceremony (for submitted shorts) at 6pm on Saturday 21st October 2017, in the Cineworld in High Wycombe.
Phillip Bergson 12.10.2017 | Phillip Bergson's blog Cat. : Ambiance Beaconsfield FIsheye Film Festival event in National Film and Television School uk
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