All posts tagged LFF

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...

Kill List and Utopia star Neil Maskell steps behind the camera in his...

The Woman in the White Car has, after initial reactions,...

Lynch/Oz begins in an empty theatre. A man steps forth from a green curtain in...

Familiar horror preoccupations are transposed to the unfamiliar cinematic...

Eo is a donkey in a circus in Poland, tenderly cared for by Kasandra, who...

Blaze is one of those startlingly original debut features that makes you stand to...

A screen adaptation of the gargantuan, critically and...