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The Queen of Fear (La Reina del Miedo)
Anxiety can be a cruel beast, crippling one's confidence with an inhibition that, in the worst case scenario,…
By Guy LambertLondon
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Widows
If King of Thieves shows how inadequate heist movies can get, Widows proves how good they can be.…
By Euan Franklin
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Girl
The stunning and tender story of Lara (Victor Polster), a transgender teen with dreams of becoming a ballerina,…
By Zoe Tamara
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aKasha
It’s not often that Sudanese films make an appearance at London Film Festival, so it is immensely refreshing…
By Guy Lambert
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Thunder Road
Two grown men sit opposite one another, awkwardly sprawled over child-size chairs. Hiding behind their large physiques, two…
By Rosamund Kelby
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The Realm (El Reino)
Political thrillers can be dark, mysterious, mentally testing and sometimes completely fail to engage in any form of…
By Guy Lambert
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Mandy
Nicolas Cage is back again, this time in a role seemingly moulded to fit the man down to…
By Guy Lambert
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Unsettling
Directly targeting the political unrest that has so prominently forged its way into UK politics over recent months,…
By Guy Lambert
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Ash Is Purest White (Jiang Hu Er Nv)
Jia Zhang-Ke's Ash is Purest White wrong-foots us at every step. The central mob romance is maintained and…
By Joseph Owen
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Tumbbad
It’s movies like Tumbbad that make film festivals so brilliant. Foreign features of all shapes and sizes can…
By Guy Lambert