All posts tagged LFF

There’s nothing inherently wrong with depicting violence towards women. Indeed,...

Only those with the stoniest of hearts could fail to be moved by Ethel...

Jim Jarmusch has always been a director who marches to the beat of his own...

Paul Verhoeven’s sophisticated, twisted shocker Elle reminds us that beneath...

Planetarium looks and sounds like a good film. It has Natalie Portman in it and...

Here’s a story that dates back over 50 years. Not slavery, or the...

André Téchiné’s sexual awakening drama, Being 17, is a simple but emotionally...

La Mécanique de L’Ombre (Scribe) is a French...

If Disney had their hands on this thing, it would be My Life as a...

Ascent is an intriguing little curio with a lot on its agenda; too much, it...