Tag: LFF

And now for something completely different… The Extraordinary Miss Flower, a new biographical filmic experience from ...

Kristy Matheson is gearing up for the 68th BFI London Film Festival (LFF), her second as ...

The Kitchen is the debut film from actor turned director Daniel Kaluuya, working with Kibwe Tavares ...

Poor Things is a return to the realm of the weird for Yorgos Lanthimos, whose excellent, ...

Alexander Payne’s The Holdovers is a Christmas classic waiting to happen, which feels odd that I’m ...

Jeymes Samuel is one of the most exciting directors currently working right now, flaws and all ...

Never before has there been a more effective anti-glamping ad than Evil Does Not Exist , ...

Ferrari is the latest from Michael Mann: a biopic about Enzo Ferarri, one of the most ...

Bradley Cooper the writer is not as Bradley Cooper the actor OR Bradley Cooper the director; ...

Andrew Haigh’s All Of Us Are Strangers is a devastating watch. Uniquely powerful and heartbreaking in ...