Farhana Bhula

Farhana Bhula is the Head of Creative at Film4. She joined the company in 2022 as a Senior Commissioning Executive, overseeing projects such as How to Have Sex by Molly Manning Walker, Layla by Amrou Al-Kadhi, and Strangers by Andrew Haigh, starring Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal. Before Film4, she worked at the BFI as a Senior Development and Production Executive, where she served as Executive Producer on Scrapper by Charlotte Regan, Pretty Red Dress by Dionne Edwards, Nezouh by Soudade Kaadan, Pirates by Reggie Yates, Boxing Day by Aml Ameen, and ear for an eye by debbie tucker green. She was also involved in Ben Sharrock’s Limbo and Aleem Khan’s After Love. Before her time at the BFI, Bhula was Head of Development at Wildgaze Films (Brooklyn, An Education) and a Development Executive at Endor Productions.

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Associate Producer:
2013  Jadoo

Executive Producer:
2013  Jadoo
2021  Boxing Day
2021  ear for eye
2023  All of Us Strangers
2023  How to Have Sex
2023  Nezouh
2023  Pretty Red Dress
2023  Scrapper
2024  2073
2024  Layla
2024  Wicked Little Letters
2025  Hot Milk
2025  Surviving Earth
2025  The History of Sound
????  Four Days Like Sunday
????  Rose of Nevada
????  Wild Horse Nine

Producer:
2013  Jadoo
2014  Bonobo
2020  Truck
2021  Boxing Day
2021  ear for eye
2023  All of Us Strangers
2023  How to Have Sex
2023  Nezouh
2023  Pretty Red Dress
2023  Scrapper
2024  2073
2024  Layla
2024  Wicked Little Letters
2025  Hot Milk
2025  Surviving Earth
2025  The History of Sound
????  Four Days Like Sunday
????  Rose of Nevada
????  Wild Horse Nine

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