All posts tagged LFF

If Disney had their hands on this thing, it would be My Life as a...

Ascent is an intriguing little curio with a lot on its agenda; too much, it...

In keeping with this year’s apparent trend of hyper-realism in film,...

United States of Love, Polish writer and director Tomasz...

La La Land is a much-awaited film, and it truly is fantastic. The musical has...

Director Claudio Giovannesi has created a gritty but romantic tale, Fiore, about...

This psychological thriller appears to be half a film, or at least one episode of...

“Do you not understand the power you have over men?” Can...

I Had Nowhere To Go reveals the deepest thoughts of Jonas Mekas during...

The elements are familiar, but they’ve never been put together in quite...