All posts tagged LFF

A singer and actress with a unique tone of voice, Marianne Faithfull is once again...

Films dealing with disability can either be great or disastrous. Andy Serkis, in his...

Person to Person chronicles a day in the life of a collection of New...

After a few attempts at mainstream...

Over a 100-day period between April...

The extent of Takashi’s Miike’s prolific output...

It’s a difficult business, making a movie. Every person has a specific purpose,...

It’s dark. A figure by the name of Magloire (Paul Hamy) stands on...

“I’ll end it with love.” A sentence strong enough to make some...

It’s sometimes difficult to judge a bad film until you’ve seen a terrible one....