After a super show at the recently held Venice Film Festival 2023, Abhishek Banerjee starrer Stolen, which is pegged as an edge-of-the-seat thriller, is gearing up for a special screening at the prestigious 67th BFI London Film Festival. The film is helmed by writer-director Karan Tejpal and is backed by Gaurav Dhingra Founder of Jungle Book Studio serving as the producer and writer on the film. Stolen is among the three films that have been selected to premiere at the London Film Festival.&nbsp;

Stolen tells the story of a five-month-old baby being abducted from her mother. This incident draws the attention of brothers Gautam and Raman, leading them to face various challenges that test their relationships and convictions. Apart from Abhishek Banerjee, the film stars Shubham and Mia Maelzer in key roles.

On the honour of Stolen bagging premiere at the London Film Festival, producer Gaurav Dhingra said, “It’s an honour for us to have Stolen showcased at the BFI London Film Festival this year. I am touched and very grateful that BFI has positioned Stolen among their finest range of global cinema representing different languages, genres, and filmmaking styles. The recognition our film is receiving on an international front re-emphasises our very purpose and ambition of making universal films like this. We are looking forward to seeing audiences' response to our film and are hopeful that Stolen will pave the way to a new wave of genre films from India aimed at global dispersal.”

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Previously, at the Venice Film Festival, Stolen received an emotional and heartwarming standing ovation from the global audiences.&nbsp;

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After a super show at the recently held Venice Film Festival 2023, Abhishek Banerjee starrer Stolen, which is pegged as an edge-of-the-seat thriller, is gearing up for a special screening at the prestigious 67th BFI London Film Festival.

After a super show at the recently held Venice Film Festival 2023, Abhishek Banerjee starrer Stolen, which is pegged as an edge-of-the-seat thriller, is gearing up for a special screening at the prestigious 67th BFI London Film Festival. The film is helmed by writer-director Karan Tejpal and is backed by Gaurav Dhingra Founder of Jungle Book Studio serving as the producer and writer on the film. Stolen is among the three films that have been selected to premiere at the London Film Festival. Stolen tells the story of a five-month-old baby being abducted from her mother. This incident draws the attention of brothers Gautam and Raman, leading them to face various challenges that test their relationships and convictions. Apart from Abhishek Banerjee, the film stars Shubham and Mia Maelzer in key roles. On the honour of Stolen bagging premiere at the London Film Festival, producer Gaurav Dhingra said, “It’s an honour for us to have Stolen showcased at the BFI London Film Festival this year. I am touched and very grateful that BFI has positioned Stolen among their finest range of global cinema representing different languages, genres, and filmmaking styles. The recognition our film is receiving on an international front re-emphasises our very purpose and ambition of making universal films like this. We are looking forward to seeing audiences' response to our film and are hopeful that Stolen will pave the way to a new wave of genre films from India aimed at global dispersal.” Watch our exclusive interview with Alien actor Adarsh Gourav here: Previously, at the Venice Film Festival, Stolen received an emotional and heartwarming standing ovation from the global audiences. Meanwhile, the BFI London Film Festival is scheduled from 4-15 October 2023. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Abhishek Banerjee's Stolen to screen at the 67th BFI London Film Festival

Thomas Vinterberg's movie 'Another Round' won the best film award at this year's BFI London Film Festival. "Thank you to the audience at the London Film Festival for bringing this award to us. We are very proud to receive this from a British audience; it's a great honor. We are so sad that we can't be there," Danish film director Vinterberg was quoted as saying by Variety.

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Another Round's starring Mads Mikkelsen, won the Audience Award for best film, while 'The Painter and the Thief,' directed by Benjamin Ree won the best documentary, according to the news agency.

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Tommy Gillard's 'Shuttlecock' received the best short film award and 'To Miss the Ending,' helmed by Anna West and David Callanan, was awarded the best XR/immersive art. 
 
The comedy-drama flick revolves around the story of a tutor, husband, and father named Martin, played by Mikkelsen, who was once brilliant but becomes only a shell of his former life.

Thomas Vinterberg's movie 'Another Round' won the best film award at this year's BFI London Film Festival. "Thank you to the audience at the London Film Festival for bringing this award to us.

Thomas Vinterberg's movie 'Another Round' won the best film award at this year's BFI London Film Festival. "Thank you to the audience at the London Film Festival for bringing this award to us. We are very proud to receive this from a British audience; it's a great honor. We are so sad that we can't be there," Danish film director Vinterberg was quoted as saying by Variety. Also read: Liam Neeson thriller 'Honest Thief' leads cratering US box office Another Round's starring Mads Mikkelsen, won the Audience Award for best film, while 'The Painter and the Thief,' directed by Benjamin Ree won the best documentary, according to the news agency. Also read: Michael B. Jordan to produce a black superhero movie 'Static Shock' Tommy Gillard's 'Shuttlecock' received the best short film award and 'To Miss the Ending,' helmed by Anna West and David Callanan, was awarded the best XR/immersive art. The comedy-drama flick revolves around the story of a tutor, husband, and father named Martin, played by Mikkelsen, who was once brilliant but becomes only a shell of his former life.

Thomas Vinterberg's 'Another Round' wins top award at BFI London film festival

After pop icon, Rihanna, legendary actor Robert De Niro took a jab at US President Donald Trump addressing him as a 'dirty player'&nbsp;attempting to harm institutions in order to 'save himself'. 
 
Ahead of the international premiere of his upcoming film '<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-irishman-new-trailer-ray-romano-brings-comic-element-in-martin-scorsese-directorial-252328">The Irishman</a>'&nbsp;at the BFI London Film Festival, De Niro took the stage and said, ''Today, everything's been turned upside-down because of Trump because he's such a dirty player."&nbsp; 
 
He added how strange it seems to him that the President is even 'getting away with it'. ''He won't get away with it forever, but he is getting away with saying these things about every institution," he added. 
 
Pressing on the need to protect the institutions plus 'the Fourth Estate, the press', the Oscar winner added, "he's trying to destroy them and for only one reason: to save himself. And we all know this". 
 
De Niro got deeper into politics criticising the Republicans who according to the actor, 'are just so afraid to do anything, to stand up'. 
 
While on his UK trip, the 76-year-old also gave an interview to the news agency, where he said that the US&nbsp;has 'a gangster president'&nbsp;adding, I can't wait to see him in jail. 
 
"His upcoming release 'The Irishman'&nbsp;is set to open on streaming service Netflix on November 27 and will be released in select UK cinemas on November 8.

pop icon Rihanna &nbsp;got candid about her views on the US President<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/donald-trump-is-most-mentally-ill-human-being-in-america-rihanna-255023"> Donald Trump calling him an 'ill human'.</a>

After pop icon, Rihanna, legendary actor Robert De Niro took a jab at US President Donald Trump addressing him as a 'dirty player' attempting to harm institutions in order to 'save himself'.

After pop icon, Rihanna, legendary actor Robert De Niro took a jab at US President Donald Trump addressing him as a 'dirty player' attempting to harm institutions in order to 'save himself'. Ahead of the international premiere of his upcoming film 'The Irishman' at the BFI London Film Festival, De Niro took the stage and said, ''Today, everything's been turned upside-down because of Trump because he's such a dirty player." He added how strange it seems to him that the President is even 'getting away with it'. ''He won't get away with it forever, but he is getting away with saying these things about every institution," he added. Pressing on the need to protect the institutions plus 'the Fourth Estate, the press', the Oscar winner added, "he's trying to destroy them and for only one reason: to save himself. And we all know this". De Niro got deeper into politics criticising the Republicans who according to the actor, 'are just so afraid to do anything, to stand up'. While on his UK trip, the 76-year-old also gave an interview to the news agency, where he said that the US has 'a gangster president' adding, I can't wait to see him in jail. "His upcoming release 'The Irishman' is set to open on streaming service Netflix on November 27 and will be released in select UK cinemas on November 8. pop icon Rihanna got candid about her views on the US President Donald Trump calling him an 'ill human'.

Robert De Niro slams US President Donald Trump, calls him a dirty player