About this Event
G.O.D.TECH Red Carpet Screening (London)
Come join us for a night of glitz and glamour at the Prince Charles Cinema for the exclusive Red Carpet Screening of G.O.D.TECH. Rub shoulders with the stars and be the first to witness this groundbreaking film. Get your popcorn ready for a night you won't forget!
Directed and written by David John Jeffery.
Awards:
Best Feature Film at the Asian Talent International Film Festival 2025
Honorary Award for Best Feature Film at the Five Continents Film Festival 2025
Official Selection for Cannes International Film Festival 2026
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About the Director
David John Jeffery is a British filmmaker, writer, producer, and editor whose work spans genre-driven independent cinema with international reach. Born in Southampton and shaped by extensive travel across the UK, Europe, and beyond, Jeffery’s creative journey began with photography, music composition, and performance before expanding into writing and film. In 2011 he founded Invisible Sword Productions Ltd, a production company dedicated to original, thought-provoking storytelling that pushes boundaries and connects with diverse audiences.
Jeffery’s films have been recognised at major film events and festivals including the Catford Film Festival, the Cooper Awards, and the London 48 Hour Film Project. He is best known for the feature G.O.D.TECH (2026), a near-future sci-fi thriller adapted from his bestselling novel, which has secured international distribution with Porter & Craig and is rolling out across screenings in Leicester Square, Cannes, and Los Angeles.
His recent slate reflects both range and ambition, from Sublime (2025), where he served as Co-Director, Producer, and Lead Editor, to projects such as 8V40, Rio Alto, The Butterfly Keeper, Pilgrim, and Marcellus, each demonstrating his commitment to imaginative, character-driven storytelling.
Jeffery’s work blends cinematic craft with cultural insight, positioning him as a compelling voice in independent film with an evolving international profile.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Prince Charles Cinema, 7 Leicester Place, London, United Kingdom
GBP 30.00 to GBP 500.00
