All posts tagged LFF

Kenneth Branagh’s new feature, Belfast, is inspired by the director’s own...

Kirill Serebrennikov (of Uchenik, 2016, and Leto, 2018) brings Petrov’s...

Paul Verhoeven has done it again. As with his infamous box-office bomb Showgirls,...

This gracefully rendered, fabular tale provides an exquisite distillation of...

Screening at London Film Festival this year is Eva Husson’s Mothering...

Split into three parts, Debbie Tucker Green’s Ear for Eye – an adaptation of...

Nestled in the mountains of Guerrero, Mexico lies a village where...

Venus and Serena Williams are forever immortalised as a couple of the most...