GFF2021

It’s a film of two stories. On screen, A Brixton Tale spotlights social divisions and strained loyalties

There’s a breath-catching echo about the opening sequence of Shorta (known as Enforcement in other

After being hit between the eyes by its startling opening image – the aftermath of

It’s a landscape that takes no prisoners. The wind howls constantly, blasting everything in its

It’s a Mads Mikkelsen summer. OK, there hasn’t been an official announcement, but the arrival

There’s a word for the passion at the centre of Zoe Wittock’s feature debut, Jumbo.

That moment when your card is declined. You’ve swiped, you’ve entered your pin and still

Anybody who’s seen a Kelly Reichardt film will appreciate the irony of UK audiences having

Tae-yul (Jang Hyuk) lives with his daughter, Tae-ok (Kim Hyun-Soo) in relative seclusion after he

Spoiler-free reviews are essential for certain films – and we’re not just talking mega superhero

Guantanamo Bay. A name that conjures all kinds of images – orange suits, shackles, sleep

That holiday romance we never forget. The teenage coming of age story, with all its

Screened (digitally) as part of the BFI London Flare LGBTQ+ Film Festival 2021, Cowboys gives

An early 80’s horror writer disturbs a deadly nest of serial killers. Joel, a horror