All posts tagged LFF

Moments aren’t like tears in the rain, they drift from one to the next. In...

About masculinity, sexuality and identity in South Africa, John Trengove’s The...

By writer-director Damon Cardasis, Saturday Church is a soulful exploration...

When one hears about a man’s journey with an elephant, they can’t help but think...

A patriarch called God (Soren Malling) rules the roost over an...

A singer and actress with a unique tone of voice, Marianne Faithfull is once again...

Films dealing with disability can either be great or disastrous. Andy Serkis, in his...

Person to Person chronicles a day in the life of a collection of New...

It’s sometimes difficult to judge a bad film until you’ve seen a terrible one....