All posts tagged LFF

Older than his parents would ever grow, scriptwriter Adam (played by...

A grieving mother and a creepy pathologist attempt to reawaken the dead in...

Framed in 1:1 aspect ratio, Haar from Ben Hecking is a visually bright and light...

In the middle of the night, a feral child, who has been picked up in...

From French writer-director Robin Campillo (120 BPM), Red Island is a visually...

Julia Jackman has crafted an inspirational debut. Her Bonus Track has a strong...

Inspired by a book of photographs portraying a motorcycle gang in the 1960s,...

A golden thread running through this year’s LFF selection is the question: “Do I...

Not many are aware that Randall Park, the American comedian and screenwriter,...

Biting and abundantly fluid – both in terms of sexuality and body liquids –...