Film Review – Hit The Road (2021)
A family car journey. Not necessarily something to look forward to, especially if one of
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Director Harry Macqueen: “sorry/not sorry” that Supernova makes audiences cry
One of the biggest hits from 2020’s online version of the London Film Festival finally
After Love director Aleem Khan on making films that “show, not tell”
For his debut feature, After Love, director/writer Aleem Khan has written what he knows for
Digital Review – Synchronic (2019)
The second half of this month belongs to Anthony Mackie. He may not be on
Interviews: Muscle director Gerard Johnson and actors Craig Fairbrass and Cavan Clerkin
After a debut at the 2019 London Film Festival, Gerard Johnson’s testosterone pumped Muscle arrives
Director Sarah Gavron and the team from Rocks on the power of female friendship
It’s been five years since we saw a film from award winning director Sarah Gavron.
The 2020 BFI London Festival Going To Be Cinemas And Online
Many film festivals say they are opened for every one, This year’s BFI London Film
Simon Bird and Monica Dolan on Days Of The Bagnold Summer – Everybody’s Coming Of Age Film
They’re both familiar faces from TV comedy. Simon Bird was The Inbetweeners’ awkward and put-upon
The Personal History Of David Copperfield star Dev Patel – always the good guy
It’s only 12 years since Dev Patel stepped into the limelight for Danny Boyle’s Slumdog
Little Monsters director Abe Forsythe on Lupita Nyong’o, ukuleles – and Taylor Swift
Australian director Abe Forsythe didn’t set out to make a horror movie. Or a zom-com.
Directors Tyler Nilson and Mike Schwartz on their inspiration for The Peanut Butter Falcon
So many films are described as “feel good” that the term’s in danger of over
London Film Festival Review – Waiting For The Barbarians (2019)
Award winning director, Ciro Guerra – he of Embrace Of The Serpent fame – returns
London Film Festival Review – Little Monsters (2019)
There’s something about zombies. Something that makes you want to laugh. Perhaps it’s the way
London Film Festival Review – Clemency (2019)
It happens every year at the London Film Festival. Tucked away in the programme schedule
