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Give Me Liberty

“And at once I knew I was not magnificent”. The dulcet tones of Bon Iver’s Holocene vibrate through…

By Rosamund Kelby
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Official Secrets

“Revealed: US dirty tricks to win vote on Iraq war,” read the Observer’s main headline on Sunday 2nd…

By Mary-Catherine Harvey
LFF

Judy & Punch

Punch & Judy is the perfect allegory for the self-perpetuated patriarchy: kids watch wide-eyed as men beat women…

By Rosamund Kelby
LFF

Earthquake Bird

Duplicity is the name of the game in Wash Westmoreland’s Netflix noir thriller Earthquake Bird. The film, starring…

By Mary-Catherine Harvey
LFF

Ema

If we play with fire, we get burnt. And yet there’s something mesmerising that tempts us nonetheless. Pablo…

By Rosamund Kelby
LFF

Maternal (Hogar)

In this moving portrayal of life in a women’s refuge or hogar in Argentina, Maura Delpero creates a…

By Grace Walsh
LFF

Greed

Michael Winterbottom’s latest film will make you think twice next time you pick up a T-shirt from H&M.…

By Rosamund Kelby
LFF

Vivarium

Sometimes the horrors of life hide in plain sight, so conspicuous that they are impossible to discern. Vivarium,…

By Mary-Catherine Harvey