All posts tagged LFF

Originally intended as a Netflix series, The Ballad of Buster...

After having produced three award-winning shorts, director Bill Oliver hits the...

If King of Thieves shows how inadequate heist movies can get, Widows proves how good...

Jia Zhang-Ke’s Ash is Purest White wrong-foots us...

It’s movies like Tumbbad that make film festivals so brilliant. Foreign features...

A tale of two linking stories, Qiu Sheng’s Suburban Birds...

Is it possible to combine an eccentric and idiosyncratic...

Actor Paul Dano makes his directorial debut with tender family drama Wildlife,...

Set in the era of China’s Three Kingdoms, Zhang Yimou’s Shadow sees...

“I don’t make the rules; I’m just good at following them”,...