All posts tagged LFF

As perplexing as it is hypnotic, The Quay...

After winning the Silver Bear for Best Script in 2018 with Museo, Mexican...

Speak to any cinephile and it’s highly likely they’ve seen at least one Mike...

No sooner has Ingrid (Julianne Moore) published a book about her...

After winning the 2023 Berlinale Golden Bear (Best Film)...

It’s about time. Eephus, that is. And also Eephus. The title of this spare,...

Payal Kapadia’s All We Imagine as Light may have been one of the...

Within its first, deceptively tranquil shot, Icelandic director Runar...

It’s hard to decide whether the musical, the most sincere art form, or the...

No gossip or auteur speculations. Instead, it’s a historical...