All posts tagged LFF

Adrian Shergold’s edgy comedy Funny Cow exudes a certain vintage Britishness....

The first image of Yorgos Lanthimos’s new film is a bloody,...

Joachim Trier’s latest film premiered at the BFI...

Of the “big three” Mexican directors, Guillermo del Toro is...

Everyone has that friend, the one who’s a bit dark and strange. The bleak...

The Hollywood movie star is the personification of...

Opposites attract, and often that seems impossible. How can...

The problems girls and women face, the real problems, aren’t covered...

There has yet to be a great film about Donald Trump. Perhaps it’s just too...

Rungano Nyoni’s I Am Not a Witch is part satire but also a fascinating...