All posts tagged LFF

Le Concours (The Graduation) sets out to show the inner...

Lovers of animation might find themselves thoroughly disappointed in Rock Dog, a...

City of Tiny Lights, written by Patrick Neate and directed by Pete...

Based on numerous allegations of historic abuse at...

Nocturama is a compelling French-language film by Bertrand Bonello about a group...

Women Who Kill is a great example of what good, entertaining cinema ought to...

So Yong Kim’s Lovesong is a winsome, moving ode to love. About an ambiguous...

What would it take to have world peace? Picture the entire global female population...

Sometimes it’s okay for a film to have modest...

Julia Ducournau’s Raw, an interesting take on cannibalism horror, might be less about...