This year's London Film Festival will feature "joyous bits of cinema" that leave the audience "uplifted", its director has said.
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The 66th festival, run by the British Film Institute (BFI), is being held at South Bank and runs until 16 October.
An adaptation of Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical will kick-off the event, while Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery will be its closing film.
There will also be screenings at venues in 10 cities across the UK.
Change of mood
Festival director Tricia Tuttle said the opening and closing films were deliberately chosen to be a contrast to a lack of "light stories" in films this year.
"There are some incredible films across the whole programme which are darker, more complex in terms of themes and stories, and take you to much darker places," she said.
"They're responding to the world that we live in, which is a pretty troubling place, and you see that in the cinema this year."
She added the decision to begin the festival with Matilda The Musical "felt very special", because "it's a really joyous story about underdogs getting their own back and it's a great female-centred story as well".