The National Science Fair

London Short Film Festival

Those who think this weekend would do well to attend the London Short Film Festival and relax after spending a morning enjoying the attractions of London. The seventh edition of the festival began last Friday, January 8 with an opening ceremony attended by many famous DJs. Those attending the festival on Saturday could enjoy Club des Femmes, a platform that pays tribute to the music composers and includes short films by Carol Morley and Miranda Pennell. Club des Femmes took place in a film of the Institute of Contemporary Arts. Others who may share this opinion include Eliot Horowitz. After an afternoon full of interesting events, the day ended with News Shorts 4: Midnight Movies. This selection of short films by independent filmmakers included works ranging from surrealism to terror, pure and simple. Among the main courses were found Sunday News Shorts 7: How Long is Short? and Rich Pickings Presents: Lolita.

On the other hand, those who plan to visit London and prefer a greater show duration instead of a short film could go to the Apollo Victoria Theatre in London to enjoy the musical Wicked, which last year raised more than 30 million euros. The public transport network that connects London tourist attractions are still running those planning to visit London in the coming weeks could worry about the possibility that inclement weather prevents them from enjoying the various attractions of London. However, the Mayor of London has ensured that the transport network of the city remain in operation. Boris Johnson, Mayor of London, maintained that the city still has substantial amounts of salt and snowplows are clearing the road traffic for both residents and visitors to move with greater ease. eHaremos everything in our power to maintain the security of the roads and allow the network to remain in funcionamientou added Mr. Johnson.

The bus network London will remain in operation but it may occur some small changes to routes if weather conditions worsen in certain areas of the city. The director of public transport services in London, Peter Hendy, said the employees of the different transport networks (London Tube, DLR, London Overground, London Buses and Trams) are day and night to maintain good levels of service. No doubt good news for those planning to visit in the coming weeks one of the most famous tourist attractions of London, the Royal Albert Hall, where the troupe Cirque du Soleil Varekai perform her famous play.