All posts tagged LFF

There’s a minimalist charm to Michael Dudok de Wit’s The Red Turtle. With...

If you’re going to rip off Harmony Korine, you’d better do it well. While the...

By Neapolitan director Edoardo De Angelis, Indivisibili...

Directed and written by Laura Israel, Don’t Blink...

On the morning of Sunday 11th December 2005, a series of race-related riots broke...

If you find that most European art house films about existentialism and death are a...

Ten Years presents a collection of five short films each set in the year 2025...

Set in Chile, Rara is based on the true story of a judge who lost...

It’s unlikely you’ll find anything quite as strange and provocative as Wild at this...

If nothing else, King Cobra is fun. It’s almost a riot. Slotting neatly into...