All posts tagged LFF

It’s movies like Tumbbad that make film festivals so brilliant. Foreign features...

A tale of two linking stories, Qiu Sheng’s Suburban Birds...

Is it possible to combine an eccentric and idiosyncratic...

Actor Paul Dano makes his directorial debut with tender family drama Wildlife,...

“I don’t make the rules; I’m just good at following them”,...

Every once in a while, a horror film comes...

Sébastien Marnier’s L’heure De La...

The premise of Andrew Bujalski’s latest feature doesn’t...

A man stands stark against the bleak, icy expanse of the Arctic. Beneath looming...

Movies about writers are fun, and often interesting. Not only is the viewer placed in...