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...

On 30th April 1980, London was shocked by the news that the Iranian Embassy in...

These are troubling times. Donald Trump is president, Britain...

Love is strange. Love is complicated. Love is ridiculous. Azazel Jacobs’s...

It can sometimes be difficult for a film to achieve that engaging status and...

In preparation for a divorce, deciding child custody is...

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