All posts tagged LFF

In this Ireland-set remake of the 2008 Italian film Mid-August Lunch, director...

As told by those on the other side of the experience, often the easiest way...

Born and raised in a working-class family in northwest London, Lesley Lawson aka...

With a fable-like simplicity and a sleek, digitally rendered aesthetic, Gints...

From taking a single look at Mother (Amy Adams), one might surmise that societal...

John Crowley, known for adapting Colm Tóibín’s romantic novel Brooklyn,...

François Ozon’s latest film When Fall Is Coming is a touching story...

Last Swim, directed and co-written by London-hailing filmmaker Sasha Nathwani, is...

In the face of widespread public and institutional hostility, an intrepid trio with...