All posts tagged LFF

Debut filmmaker Sadie Frost’s Quant is less about the life of titular fashion mogul...

A tale of treachery, vengeance and a quest for power that we all know...

The prospect of a gentle, three-and-a-half-hour observational...

Nadav Lapid brings his latest picture, Ahed’s Knee, to the 2021...

A childless couple taking possession of someone else’s baby and a birth mother not...

In many ways, The Gravedigger’s Wife is about waiting for...

Director-screenwriter Leyla Bouzid’s A Tale of Love and Desire...

Kenneth Branagh’s new feature, Belfast, is inspired by the director’s own...

Kirill Serebrennikov (of Uchenik, 2016, and Leto, 2018) brings Petrov’s...