Toni Erdmann

After its ecstatic Cannes premiere, there’s a level of expectation that comes...

Manchester by the Sea

Kenneth Lonergan is obsessed by death. His features have all revolved...

Barakah Yoqabil Barakah (Barakah Meets Barakah)

Set in contemporary Saudi Arabia, Mahmoud...

Shavua Ve Yom (One Week and a Day)

It would be strangely disappointing if Shavua Ve Yom (One...

La Mort de Louis XIV (The Death of Louis XIV)

Catalonian film director Albert Serra’s...

Houston, We Have a Problem!

Slovenian director Žiga Virc has dubbed his film...

The Levelling

For all the fuss British films tend to make over the pastoral landscapes of...

Fonko

Fonko, meaning “the thing” or “to take care of each other”, is...

Ovarian Psycos

Ovarian Psycos claims that one in three women will experience sexual or other...

The Noonday Witch (Polednice)

When thinking of horror movie settings, they are often...

Frantz: An interview with François Ozon on Brexit, sexuality and French cinema

François Ozon’s latest work Frantz...

The Handmaiden (Agassi): An interview with Park Chan-wook

Tonight, Park Chan-wook’s The Handmaid premiered at the BFI...

Frieze Art Fair 2016: A complete guide to London’s biggest art event

Frieze Art Fair is the biggest event of the art world...

Frieze Masters 2016: A complete guide

Although Frieze Masters is billed as an art fair, you’d be forgiven for thinking...

Lonely the Brave and Tall Ships at the Electric Ballroom

Starting off the night with a loud bang, Nirvana-donning...

Frantz

In 1932, comedy maestro Ernst Lubitsch decided to make one of his few straight,...

A Monster Calls

Movies are seldom so good that they completely wreak your heart, but A...

Competition: Win a pair of tickets for Peter Pan Goes Wrong!

The Upcoming has two pairs of tickets to give away for the Peter...

Symphonic Fantasies: Music from Square Enix at the Barbican Centre

Square Enix, a partnership of two prolific...

Wùlu

Set in Mali’s criminal milieu, Wùlu, meaning “dog”, showcases the...

Tower

Tower is a brilliant example of documentary filmmaking. It is a hugely emotional...

I Called Him Morgan

On Saturday 19th February 1972, Philadelphia-born trumpeter Lee Morgan...

Blue Velvet Revisited

It’s a testament to the power of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet that,...

A Monster Calls premiere: A chat with Sigourney Weaver, JA Bayona, Lewis MacDougall

Tonight we were at the London Film Festival...

Can You Hear Me Running? at the Pleasance Theatre

Louise Breckon-Richards stars in the one-woman show Can You...