All posts tagged london film festival

Two grown men sit opposite one another, awkwardly sprawled over child-size...

Political thrillers can be dark, mysterious, mentally testing and...

Nicolas Cage is back again, this time in a role seemingly moulded to fit the...

Directly targeting the political unrest that has so prominently forged its way...

Jia Zhang-Ke’s Ash is Purest White wrong-foots us...

Drenched in blood and draped in the American flag, Assassination Nation...

It’s movies like Tumbbad that make film festivals so brilliant. Foreign features...

As the blazing hot sun beats down on another day in LA during the opening...

The Borden household harbours something far worse than malicious ghosts in its dark...

There seems to be a never-ending, impending sense of doom woven into the structure of...