All posts tagged LFF

Japanese horror director, Kiyoshi Kurosawa returns with a tense and dark atmospheric...

Directed by Ben A Williams and adapted from the play by John Donnelly, The Pass...

Ariane Labed (Aurore) and Soko (Marine) star as two French...

Le Fils de Joseph (The Son of Joseph) is a new...

Written and directed by Milind Dhaimade, Tu Hai Mera...

Only the 13th feature film ever to come out of Laos, Laotian...

A mercenary is essentially a soldier for hire, and in Sacha Wolff’s debut, the...

The most crucial issue of our time, the climate crisis, is addressed in...

Mãe Só Há Uma (Don’t Call Me Son) is a...

Taekwondo is an original conception from the mind of Marco Berger, an Argentinean...