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Danny Boyle’s film version of Q&A - called Slumdog Millionaire - has been chosen to close the London Film Festival in October at their big gala event.  It will be shown at the Toronto Film Festival this coming weekend and received glowing reviews when it was given a sneak preview at the Telluride Film Festival in America last week over the Labor Day weekend.  A sensational piece appeared in today’s Wall Street Journal round-up of the Festival and you can see the whole piece (which includes a short clip of the film) at: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122056563373301369.html?mod=2_1567_middlebox

 

Based on the novel Q & A by VIKAS SWARUP

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