All posts tagged LFF

Movies are seldom so good that they completely wreak your heart, but A...

Set in Mali’s criminal milieu, Wùlu, meaning “dog”, showcases the...

Tower is a brilliant example of documentary filmmaking. It is a hugely emotional...

On Saturday 19th February 1972, Philadelphia-born trumpeter Lee Morgan...

It’s a testament to the power of David Lynch’s Blue Velvet that,...

There are about four different films in Fai Bei Sogni (Sweet...

Lost in Paris is a charming tale of Fiona, a young Canadian librarian who,...

The darling of the art world,...

The 60th London Film Festival opens with...

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