All posts tagged LFF

It’s a difficult business, making a movie. Every person has a specific purpose,...

It’s dark. A figure by the name of Magloire (Paul Hamy) stands on...

“I’ll end it with love.” A sentence strong enough to make some...

If there were a phrase to sum up what makes Andrey Zvyagintsev so great,...

The mind of a teenager is a dark, crazy place. In Léa Mysius’s wild debut,...

This is an arduous film from Tunisian director Kaouther...

Welcome to the watery Hell of big-wave surfing....

As expected, The Cakemaker does feature some of the most...

Based on a classic Greek tragedy, Foxtrot tells the story of two parents –...

Take Need for Speed to Belgium, pull back the reins on...