The annual London Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday evening with a romantic drama starring British actors Jude Law and Rachel Weisz. 　　'360' follows a trail of entangled relationships around the world, from a prostitute in Vienna to a grieving father travelling in Colorado. 　　The love stories weave between a number of foreign cities, whilst the language alternates between Slovak, English, Russian and French. 　　Jude Law who together with Rachel Weisz plays a couple whose marriage is in trouble, said working with so many international actors was a great experience. 　　Jude Law : "It is very much a piece about humans being humans and trying to do the right thing is my take on it, and yet it is in all these different languages and I got to meet all these wonderful actors from around the world that otherwise you wouldn't necessarily get to work with or meet. 　　The film's director Fernando Meirelles was flattered that his movie was chosen to open the festival, although he was being modest about it. 　　Fernando Meirelles, director, said, "It doesn't feel like a film for opening festivals, don't you think? Because it is small, it's err, anyway I am not complaining, I am very very happy, it is the second time I am opening the festival. 　　 I opened with The Constant Gardener six years ago, so I am so proud to, you know.'' The London Film Festival runs until October 27 and will show a total of 13 world premieres, 18 international premieres and 22 European premieres.