The Voice of Hind Rajab Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
As the initial intertitles tell us, The Voice of Hind Rajab takes place in Gaza on the 29th of January...
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Blue Moon Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
For over twenty years, he was half of the biggest songwriting team on Broadway. Throughout the 1920s and 30s, Lorenz...
No Other Choice Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Park Chan-wook is in many ways my Martin Scorsese. As someone who idolises East Asian filmmakers more than Western counterparts,...
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
The opening scenes of Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere immediately tell you what to expect. A little boy in 1950s...
Love+War Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
"My head is always where I'm not," ruminates Pulitzer Prize-winning photo-journalist Lynsey Addario, who acts as the subject of the...
The World of Love Review (2025 London Film Festival)
The 2025 London Film Festival has presented dozens of movies that fall under similar themes. After a week of watching...
Is This Thing On? Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
I’ve always found the idea of making a movie about stand-up comedy so interesting, whether it’s Bob Fosse’s Lenny or...
The Conjuring: Last Rites Debuts At 1st On Official Film Chart
Horror proves unstoppable this week as The Conjuring: Last Rites storms straight in at Number 1 on the Official Film Chart. The...
Anemone Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Arthouse is a word that’s almost fallen into dis-use. With their unconventional style, symbolic content and emphasis on the aesthetic...
Frankenstein Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has spawned so many cinematic adaptations that every subsequent movie risks resembling the polyglot creature at its centre: an...
ChaO Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Love is a peculiar thing. We do not choose whom we fall in love with; it’s a spontaneous emotion we...
Lurker Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Discomfort’s the name of the game for debut director Alex Russell with Lurker. Coming from A24’s Beef and the Emmy...
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
Rose Byrne is no stranger to the darkness. With the Insidious series under her belt and the often-overlooked Danny Boyle...
Christy Review (2025 BFI London Film Festival)
It’s awards season time again, and, like in other years, the queue of films either “based on a true story”,...