In the fifth episode of our 2017 series we go behind the scenes at this year's BFI London Film Festival launch.First Joe catches up with Larushka Ivan-Zadeh, film critic for the Metro on what makes an adaptation successful, and why Man Booker books lend themselves to the silver screen.Next Joe speaks to director Isaac Julien and producer Mark Nash about their docudrama Franz Fannon: Black Skin White Mask which delves into the life of the ground-breaking Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist. Then he talks to Tupaq Felber, director and producer of Tides which was made for just £3,000 in 3 days.Last but certainly not least, Joe is joined by CEO of the BFI and self-confessed bookworm Amanda Nevill.