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Piece by Piece
We’ve seen a few Lego movies in the last decade. From the 2014 film that kickstarted the franchise…
By Sunny MorganSpecial
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Audrey
Audrey is an absolute delight of a film, full of mischief, bad decisions, awful liars and car crash…
By Mae Trumata
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Queer: On the red carpet with Drew Starkey at London Film Festival 2024
Luca Guadagnino once again astounds with his latest feature based on William S Burroughs’s short novel Queer, following…
By Mae Trumata
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The Extraordinary Miss Flower: On the red carpet with Emiliana Torrini, Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard, Kate Coyne, Niall Murphy and Viva Seifert at London Film Festival 2024
A box of handwritten love letters detailing the life of Geraldine Flower is the subject of interest in…
By Mae Trumata
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“I felt a huge responsibility for this character – the silence of Julie is the silence of many”: Leonardo van Dijl on Julie Keeps Quiet at London Film Festival 2024
Set in an elite tennis academy in the Belgian countryside, the debut feature of Belgian director Leonardo van…
By Christina Yang
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Four Mothers
In this Ireland-set remake of the 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch, director Darren Thornton introduces us to published…
By Sunny Morgan
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The Listeners
As told by those on the other side of the experience, often the easiest way to end up…
By Thomas Messner
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Twiggy
Born and raised in a working-class family in northwest London, Lesley Lawson aka “Twiggy” probably did not foresee…
By Sunny Morgan
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Flow
With a fable-like simplicity and a sleek, digitally rendered aesthetic, Gints Zilbalodis’s sophomore feature, Flow, transports viewers into…
By Christina Yang
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Nightbitch
From taking a single look at Mother (Amy Adams), one might surmise that societal expectations and the myth…
By Thomas Messner