All posts tagged LFF

A coming-of-age film set in Brooklyn, Jenny Gage’s All This Panic is a...

Erik Skjoldbjærg’s sixth film is a chilling study of a lost...

The gloomily peaceful shores of Lake Bodom, close to Helsinki, were once the...

If there’s one thing Brillante Mendosa’s Ma’ Rosa nails it’s what it...

The opening scene of Wang Yichun’s What’s in the Darkness...

A powerful story about an electrifying Japanese band, X Japan, We Are X, directed...

Written and directed by Liam Gavin, A Dark Song is a tortuous tale on black...

  “Don’t call me granny. My vagina is still young!” says Youn...

Following the story of Lupe, a Mexican migrant worker...

 We must remember not to take Hirokazu Koreeda for granted. His films are...