All posts tagged LFF

“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...

Benedict Andrews’s Una, adapted from David Harrower’s Broadway play Blackbird,...

20 years on from the Croatian War of Independence, Zrinko...

Terence Davies is back on form with A Quiet Passion, an Emily Dickinson...

The 60th London Film Festival Short Film Awards feature quite an unusual selection....

Pregnancy turns homicidal in Alice Lowe’s dark comedy satire Prevenge. Many...

Cinema is a shrine to ego. And it’s the hushed congregation of...

The Illinois Parables is a visual essay that falls foul of placing...