LFF Reviews: Seberg / The Lighthouse
Think good thoughts! Here's a good thought: Kristen Stewart as Jean Seberg. It makes sense - each one of their ...
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LFF Reviews: Atlantics / Waves
Figures float through the atmosphere, their feet arbitrarily tethered to the ground as their bodies move through the dust-filled air, ...
LFF Reviews: Little Joe / Desrances
A slowly spinning overhead shot clues in the clued-in viewer - Jessica Hausner is branching out with Little Joe, but ...
LFF Reviews: The Lodge / Tremors / The Whistlers
For me, the biggest surprise of the London Film Festival thus far hasn't been something I've seen on a cinema ...
LFF Reviews: On a Magical Night / Deerskin / Clemency
The French sex farce meets the French petite bourgeoisie relationship drama in Christophe Honoré's lumpy but entertaining On a Magical ...
LFF Reviews: Ghost Town Anthology / Zombi Child
The key to us city folk understanding small town life is not so much grasping the notion that there's a ...
London Film Festival Diary Day #10: La Noche
To those of you wondering why AD is still posting London Film Festival diaries, I have two points to make. ...
London Film Festival Diary Day #9: The Wedding Ring, The Woman Who Left
This really wasn’t how today was supposed to go. No shade, hennies, it was a good day. And it quite ...
London Film Festival Diary Day #6: The Ornithologist, Raw
A Paddy without a shower is not a Paddy you’d want to encounter. It has nothing to do with the ...
London Film Festival Diary Day #4: Una, Ascent, The Death of Louis XIV
You know when you just wish everyone in the whole world would just die? Like, all of you, just leave ...
London Film Festival Diary Day #2: Graduation, My Life as a Courgette, Elle
I hope I got your interest with Day #1. Now the challenge is to maintain your interest with #2, the ...
London Film Festival Diary, Day One: Moonlight and Wùlu
On the one hand, it’s generally advisable to get things off to a good start, right? On the other, isn’t ...
LFF Day Ten: Sunset Swansong
Funny how time appears to us from different perspectives. It’s all the same, in truth, and not in that True ...
LFF Day Nine: Patrick Trembles and Paddy Is Afraid and Patrick and Paddy Are Not Brothers (We Are the Same!)
Day nine’s first film started early, so I’ll start early on it. I arrived early enough at BFI Southbank to ...
59th BFI London Film Festival 2015 Award Winners
BFI London Film Festival announces 2015 winners in Official Competition, First Feature Competition, Documentary Competition and Short Film Competition: Chevalier ...
LFF Day Eight: True Blue
May I begin with an apology? Do I even need to? I told one Ryan Adams, whom you might know, ...
LFF Day Seven: An Elusive Chicken
An elusive chicken! Today, I awoke to less a craving than a necessity: KFC. My diet is an unfortunate one, ...
LFF Day Six: Splendour and Sorrow
Funny how much more things seem to matter when you’ve got someone to share them with. Or maybe it’s not ...
LFF Day Five: Evolution, Revolution, etc.
Time flies whether you’re having fun or not. Looking back on my stay in London so far, half way through ...
LFF Day Four: Pills and Potions
There’s not a deadline that can’t be met, nor one that can’t be missed, during my stay in London. The ...