LFF 2023 Review: Foe Almost Says the Quiet Part Out Loud
Author Iain Reid (I’m Thinking of Ending Things) never shies away from questioning what it means to be a man. With Foe, he expands his...
Read MoreLFF 2023 Review: All Of Us Strangers – “A beautifully tender supernatural romantic drama.”
Past and present live side by side in Andrew Haigh’s beautifully tender supernatural romantic drama. The film is based on the 1987 book...
Read MoreLFF 2023 Review: Power Alley (Levante) – “The film is a rallying call for bodily autonomy and queer sisterhood”
Intersectional feminist solidarity fights back hard against religious conservatism in this confronting debut feature by Brazilian director...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival 2023 Review: The Killer – “David Fincher Continues to Make Great Filmmaking Look Easy”
When David Fincher recommends a movie, people sit up and take notice. Recently, the director mentioned how much he liked Pacifiction,...
Read MoreChasing Chasing Amy to play at the BFI London Film Festival
Chasing Chasing Amy, which premiered at Tribeca, will have its UK and European premiere at LFF next month. Filmmaker Sav Rodgers takes a...
Read MoreThe 67th BFI London Film Festival announces films selected to screen in Competition
The 67th BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express has announced the line-up and competition categories for this...
Read MoreJames Hawes’ One Life starring Anthony Hopkins will be the American Express Gala Film at the 67th BFI London Film Festival
The 67th BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express has announced that this year’s American Express Gala will be One...
Read MoreEmerald Fennell’s Saltburn to open the 67th BFI London Film Festival
The 67th BFI London Film Festival (4-15 October) in partnership with American Express is excited to announce that this year’s Opening...
Read MoreLFF 2022 Review: The Banshees of Inisherin is brilliant
Martin McDonagh’s work feels spare. His gift for economical storytelling creates believable characters in minimal screen time. These...
Read MoreLFF 2022 Review: Meet Me In The Bathroom – “The documentary’s strength is in the archive footage”
Named after The Strokes’ song, Meet Me in the Bathroom is a documentary about the rise of the New York City indie scene in the late...
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