All posts tagged LFF

Set in contemporary Saudi Arabia, Mahmoud...

It would be strangely disappointing if Shavua Ve Yom (One...

For all the fuss British films tend to make over the pastoral landscapes of...

Ovarian Psycos claims that one in three women will experience sexual or other...

When thinking of horror movie settings, they are often...

Fonko, meaning “the thing” or “to take care of each other”, is...

In 1932, comedy maestro Ernst Lubitsch decided to make one of his few straight,...

Movies are seldom so good that they completely wreak your heart, but A...

Set in Mali’s criminal milieu, Wùlu, meaning “dog”, showcases the...

Tower is a brilliant example of documentary filmmaking. It is a hugely emotional...