Supernova
The only thing scarier than seeing the end of the road is being offered no diversion – not…
By Rosamund KelbyThe only thing scarier than seeing the end of the road is being offered no diversion – not…
By Rosamund KelbyLav Diaz makes long, slow films. The first point is difficult to dispute while the second functions as…
By Joseph OwenTwin directors Chuko and Arie Esiri make their debut appearance at London Film Festival with Nigerian drama Eyimofe:…
By Guy LambertAlthough centred around the devastating social injustice imposed upon one American family, Garrett Bradley’s gut-wrenching documentary Time reflects…
By Guy LambertAbel Ferrara does his own thing, it seems. Other competition efforts this year have paid credence to narrative…
By Joseph OwenKelly (the late Nika McGuigan) returns home after having been missing for a year – questions such as…
By Andrew MurrayThe first animated feature from Apple TV arrives courtesy of the Irish studio Cartoon Saloon. For the production…
By Jake CudsiInspirational, brave and thoroughly heartwarming, I Am Samuel (Pete Murimi's feature debut) demonstrates the capabilities of cinema by…
By Andrew MurrayMogul Mowgli is a restless, writhing exploration of identity politics which frustrates its audience – sometimes unintentionally –…
By Rosamund KelbyReleased in Japan as part of a television series earlier this year, A Day-Off of Kasumi Arimura is…
By Guy Lambert