The All-New Renault Kadjar has a starring role at the 59th BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express®, with a fleet of thirty-two of the brand new crossover vehicles chauffeuring an array of stars to and from various locations across the capital, during the twelve day festival which opened recently and runs till 18th October, 2015.

The French carmaker has supported the BFI (British Film Institute) since 1995 and is currently the Official Car Partner of the Festival for the twentieth consecutive year.

Among the stars expected to attend this year's festival are actor, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Director, Christopher Nolan.

Francesca Vinti, BFI Director of Development, said: "The BFI London Film Festival is delighted to be working with Renault as our Official Car Partner.

"With hundreds of festival films being shown in many different locations across London, it is so reassuring to know that Renault is enabling our festival guests to travel across the city in both comfort and style. We're thrilled and privileged to welcome them back".

The All-New Kadjar is transporting guests to a wide variety of films, such as Jia Zhangke's Mountains May Depart - the opening film of the festival. The city-wide festival will close on 18th October with Being Evel - a dramatisation of the popular daredevil's life.

Jeremy Townsend, Communications Director, Renault UK, said: "In the twentieth year of our successful association with the London Film Festival we are proud to be partnering it once again. The fortnight is always an exciting one for all involved and we can't wait for the guests to try out Renault's All-New Kadjar from the back seats, ensuring their sophisticated arrival at the many famous cinema venues throughout the capital".

The Kadjar fleet will be kitted out in bespoke London Film Festival decals for the duration of the event, which supports the British film industry by promoting creative and cultural roles.

Recently launched in the UK, the All-New Renault Kadjar further strengthens Renault's presence in the popular crossover market and builds on the success of its smaller sibling, Captur.