All posts tagged LFF

Asif Kapadia’s new docufiction 2073 aims to lull us into a false sense of security...

Vermiglio, Italian writer-director Maura Delpero’s Venice Grand Jury...

Surprisingly, the most delightful thing about Grand Theft Hamlet – a...

Boy Willie Charles is both a troublemaker and smooth talker, a braggart...

Were a man to find himself one of the last humans left standing on a...

A young boy torn from his mother by urban warfare, setting off on a harrowing...

Martin Scorsese is credited with popularising the concept of making “one for them,...

DreamWorks as a studio has always favoured stories that combine two things...

In a future where limited resources have made bringing new life into the...

Former congressman Rubens (Selton Mello) and his wife Eunice (Fernanda...