All posts tagged LFF

So Yong Kim’s Lovesong is a winsome, moving ode to love. About an ambiguous...

What would it take to have world peace? Picture the entire global female population...

Sometimes it’s okay for a film to have modest...

Julia Ducournau’s Raw, an interesting take on cannibalism horror, might be less about...

Considered to be a feminist film, William Oldroyd’s Lady Macbeth certainly...

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...