All posts tagged LFF

This excellent, if dramatically overburdened realist drama has the quality of...

The Story of Film: A Film Odyssey was first released in...

This sincerely felt, fundamentally misguided film amounts to a lockdown...

“Has she really gotten this bad?” a farm worker asks another, to which he replies,...

The feature directorial debut of Rebecca Hall, Passing is based on the 1929 novel of...

A Banquet tells the story of widowed mother Holly (Siena Guillory), who, after the...

All Is Vanity tells the story of a photographer (Sid Phoenix), an intern...

Encounter tells the story of Malik (Riz Ahmed), a Marine Corps veteran who takes...

The Isan people of the northeast region of Thailand believe that there are...

There’s something quite amusing about how Money Has Four Legs begins,...