All posts tagged LFF

There’s more than a whiff of Pedro Almodovar in A Day for...

Tiszta Szivvel (Kills on Wheels) is an inspiringly...

A United Kingdom may not be the best film, but it’s the one that’s...

The French/Swedish film Into the Forest, directed by Gilles Marchand, is a...

Directed by Bollywood’s Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, Mirzya is a magnificent tale...

There’s a good film to be made out of The Eagle Huntress. It’s a...

Former Palme d’Or winner Cristian Mungiu returned to Cannes in...

That both the lives of Ingeborg Bachmann and Paul Celan...

A coming-of-age film set in Brooklyn, Jenny Gage’s All This Panic is a...

Erik Skjoldbjærg’s sixth film is a chilling study of a lost...