Notfilm

In 1965, famous author and playwright Samuel Beckett released his only film....

London Film Festival 2015 Awards: Cate Blanchett and James Vanderbilt interviews on the red carpet

The 59th edition of the...

James White

Christopher Abbott excels as the capricious titular character in this first...

Back to the Future Day: How the film’s predictions for 2015 have panned out

Back to the Future Day – 21st October 2015 –...

A Perfect Day

Accomplished director, producer and screenwriter Fernando León de Aranoa is...

Adama

This animated feature film tells the tale of a young boy, Adama, from an unnamed...

Observance

Observance is a defiantly weird, surrealist psychological horror perhaps best...

Chronic

After winning the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes in 2012 with his film After...

Ztraceni v Mnichově (Lost in Munich)

Revisiting history, Petr Zelenka’s latest film deals...

My Nazi Legacy

The subject of the holocaust is a difficult one to discuss on film, not least...

Boi Neon (Neon Bull)

Brazilian drama Neon Bull, written and directed by Gabriel Mascaro, is...

The Garbage Helicopter

The Garbage Helicopter (or Sophelikoptern), filmed entirely in...

In the Heights at King’s Cross Theatre

In the Heights packs a gaudy punch. This raucous, multiple...

Los Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic Exiles)

Los Exiliados Románticos (The Romantic...

Looking for Lansbury at St James Theatre

On the 90th birthday of Dame Angela Lansbury, Fiona Jane Watson and...

Much Loved

Controversy has surrounded this Moroccan-French film from the get-go; banned,...

Gold Coast

Making a move from documentaries, Swedish editor and now director Daniel Dencik...

Lucifer

Spiritual (not religious) film is few and far between in contemporary cinema. The...

Rudimental at Alexandra Palace

It looks like London’s summer festivals are not quite dead yet – they are...

Talvar (Guilty)

Based on the controversial 2008 Noida double murder case, Guilty is a...

Rattle the Cage

Since the United Arab Emirates’ film industry is still in its early...

The Witch

The first feature film from director-screenwriter Robert Eggers, The Witch is the...

My Scientology Movie

My Scientology Movie must have felt like starting anew in the field of...

Burn Burn Burn

The Laugh category at the London Film Festival is a selection of movies...

Truth

James Vanderbilt’s directorial debut Truth is a docudrama set in the run up to...