All posts tagged LFF 2015

Coming straight from his acclaimed revenge thriller Blue Rui...

Directed by Adam Bhala Lough, Hot Sugar’...

For a film set in Gaza with an all-female cast, showing the pr...

Transporting viewers to a melancholy snowscap...

Imagine a world in which music w...

Often hailed as the father of African cinema, Senegalese direc...

A beautiful white winter scene...

Brimming with personality, wonderfully odd and idiosync...

Right from the start, La Mujer...

It is like director Hideo Nakata was torn between making...