LFF
Aftersun
A slice of feel-good Scottish humour comes to London Film Festival with Charlotte Wells’s Aftersun, a dizzyingly euphoric…
By Andrew MurraySpecial
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LFF
Emily the Criminal
Films about the navigation of postgraduate life, armed with nothing but aspiration and shallow pockets, constitute a well-worn…
By Matthew McMillan
LFF
Triangle of Sadness
First presenting Triangle of Sadness at Cannes Film Festival 2022 was a bold choice. Five years after winning…
By Selina Sondermann
Film festivals
“I only shot at the Sacher for two days, but I took full advantage of that!”: Maeve Metelka on Sachertorte at Zurich Film Festival
Just in time to ring in the season when romantic comedies hit their yearly high, an enchanting new…
By Selina Sondermann
Film festivals
“Why stop now when tomorrow she could be there?” Max Hubacher on Sachertorte at Zurich Film Festival
At this year’s Zurich Film Festival an Amazon Prime Original proved that romantic comedies can still bring something…
By Selina Sondermann
LFF
Fast & Feel Love
Kao (Nat Kitcharit) is exceedingly good at sport stacking. It’s his life’s passion and what he believes to…
By Andrew Murray
Venice
The Eternal Daughter
Filmmaker Julie checks into a deserted hotel with her mother Rosalind (both characters played by Tilda Swinton). Long…
By Selina Sondermann
Venice
Blonde
What Elvis was to this year’s Cannes, Blonde is to Venice: an eagerly-awaited exploration of a 1950s icon…
By Selina Sondermann
Venice
The Son
Peter (Hugh Jackman) is experiencing the prime of his life: he and his wife just had a baby,…
By Selina Sondermann
Venice
“Don’t Worry Darling is my love letter to the movies that push the boundaries of our imagination”: Oliva Wilde, Harry Styles and Florence Pugh on the psychological thriller presented in Venice
In Olivia Wilde's new feature, Don't Worry Darling, Alice and Jack live in the idealised community of Victory,…
By The editorial unit