All posts tagged LFF

Following his visually striking The Handmaiden in 2016, master filmmaker...

The 19th century draws to an end when a young priest from Denmark sets out...

Director and co-writer Ali Abassi’s Holy Spider begins in the atmospheric...

Doppelgängers, owls that are not what they seem, significative white...

Contemplating the impact of illness on romantic relationships, Emily...

In the mid-80s, Elisabeth (Charlotte Gainsbourg) finds herself...

A missing woman, thought to have met her end in an unspeakably violent manner;...

Peter (Hugh Jackman) is experiencing the prime of his life: he and his wife just...

Alice Diop’s career has thus far been concerned with the non-fiction...

The feature debut of director Lola Quivoron, Rodeo, tells the story of Julia (Julie...