All posts tagged LFF

Noah Baumbach seems to have transformed himself into an indie heir of...

Andrew Haigh’s Lean on Pete is a beautiful movie, not just about a boy and...

An intriguing documentary about a vibrant, fairly unknown culture of...

Michel Franco has produced a wonderfully outrageous...

By Argentinian director Santiago Mitre, La Cordillera (The...

For all the fuss British films tend to make over the pastoral landscapes of their...

Give a man a gun, and he’ll be dead within the hour. Teach a man...

Director Alice Diop spent a year filming consultations at a walk-in...

Britain has a problem with nostalgia, or rather, British films can’t stop...

In a northern Minnesota town a killer lurks, and 16-year-old John...