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"The full lineup for this year&amp;#039;s BFI London Film Festival has been announced.  Gala screenings will include the world premiere of Rolling Stones documentary Crossfire Hurricane, Ben Affleck&amp;#039;s political drama Argo, Dustin Hoffman&amp;#039;s directorial debut Quartet, and Christopher Eccleston-starring British comedy Song For Marion.   Several key changes have been made to the festival&amp;#039;s structure this year, including the introduction of competitive sections, and a selection of strands based around themes including Love, Debate, Dare, Laugh, Thrill, Cult, Journey, Sonic and Family. The Official Competition running will include Martin McDonagh&amp;#039;s In Bruges follow-up Seven Psychopaths, Michael Winterbottom&amp;#039;s Everyday, David Ayer&amp;#039;s End of Watch and Jacques Audiard&amp;#039;s Rust &amp;amp; Bone.  Each of the themed strands will be led by a single film, including Michael Haneke&amp;#039;s Palme d&amp;#039;Or winner Amour for the &amp;#039;Love&amp;#039; strand, Ben Wheatley&amp;#039;s Sightseers for &amp;#039;Laugh&amp;#039; and Venice opener The Reluctant Fundamentalist for &amp;#039;Dare&amp;#039;.    Sundance Film Festival winner Beasts of the Southern Wild will have its UK premiere at the festival.  Tim Burton&amp;#039;s Frankenweenie and Mike Newell&amp;#039;s Great Expectations have already been confirmed as the 56th festival&amp;#039;s opening and closing films respectively. The full festival lineup is available at the BFI website. Watch Digital Spy speaking to three directors \u2013 Sarah Gavron (Brick Lane), Paul Andrew Williams (The Cottage) and Mat Whitecross (Sex &amp;amp; Drugs &amp;amp; Rock &amp;amp; Roll) \u2013 about their festival films below:  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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