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Tower
Tower is a brilliant example of documentary filmmaking. It is a hugely emotional account of the University of…
By Kim VarodLondon
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Blue Velvet Revisited
It’s a testament to the power of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet that, even 30 years after its initial…
By Sam Gray
Cinema & TV
A Monster Calls premiere: A chat with Sigourney Weaver, JA Bayona, Lewis MacDougall
Tonight we were at the London Film Festival premiere for Juan Antonio Bayona's A Monster Calls, a heart-wrenching…
By Tess Colley
LFF
Fai Bei Sogni (Sweet Dreams)
There are about four different films in Fai Bei Sogni (Sweet Dreams), wrestling for control of its soul.…
By Sam Gray
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Lost in Paris
Lost in Paris is a charming tale of Fiona, a young Canadian librarian who, upon receiving a distressing…
By Mark Sempill
LFF
The Space in Between – Marina Abramović and Brazil
The darling of the art world, Marina Abramović, showcases her latest foray into cinema, as she explores South…
By Alexander Bawden
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A United Kingdom press conference with Rosamund Pike, David Oyelowo, director and cast
The 60th London Film Festival opens with A United Kingdom, a moving historical drama that charts the romance…
By Sam Gray
LFF
Yom Lel Setat (A Day for Women)
There’s more than a whiff of Pedro Almodovar in A Day for Women, a resolutely feminist parable that…
By Sam Gray
LFF
Tiszta Szivvel (Kills on Wheels)
Tiszta Szivvel (Kills on Wheels) is an inspiringly progressive film and a beacon of diversity in cinema. The…
By Miriam Karmali
Cinema & TV
A United Kingdom premiere: A chat with David Oleyowo, Rosamund Pike and cast at the London Film Festival
Tonight the 60th BFI London Film Festival opened with Amma Asante's A United Kingdom, the true story of…
By Tess Colley