All posts tagged LFF

Just like its title, Marija Kavtaradze’s Slow is a slow and simmering love story...

George Jaques’ directorial debut Black Dog is one of the most promising indie...

An exciting new series debuting at this year’s London Film Festival is Grime...

Ryuichi Sakamoto, the renowned Oscar-winning composer behind the...

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...