Lady (2025) Film Review: Finding Your Artistic Voice
Sian Clifford is a tour de force in Lady, Samuel Abraham’s mockumentary satire about a filmmaker and subject finding their artistic voices together.
The Death of Bunny Munro Review
Nick Cave’s The Death of Bunny Munro comes to our screens with two compelling lead performances and a smart balance between smut and sentiment.
Silent Friend Film Review: ASMR Fever Dream
Ildikó Enyedi’s Silent Friend is a transfixing film that will grab your attention for its entire runtime and envelop every inch of every one of your senses. Director: Ildikó EnyediOriginal title: Stille FreundinGenre: Drama, HistoricalRun Time: 147′BFI London Film Festival Screening: October 17-18, 2025 (“Debate” Strand)U.S. Release Date: 2026U.K. Release Date: TBA Some films make […]
Hedda Film Review: Character-Driven Mystery
Nia DaCosta’s Hedda is a witty, humorous, and incredibly tense mystery with a sensational ensemble cast.
Blue Heron Review: A Magnificent Debut
Sophy Romvari’s magnificent feature debut Blue Heron takes a brilliant approach in looking at trauma, memory and cinema’s ability to process both.
Is This Thing On? Review: Comedy As Survival
Will Arnett and Laura Dern deliver two of the most electric performances of the year in Bradley Cooper’s third feature, Is This Thing On?.
The President’s Cake: LFF Film Review
Hasan Hadi’s very assured debut The President’s Cake provides a look at Saddam Hussein’s dictatorship through an Iraqi child’s view.
The World of Love (세계의 주인) Film Review
With The World of Love, Yoon Ga-eun continues her impressive streak of realistically depicting young lives in interesting and dynamic ways.
Palestine 36 Review: Poignant Historical Drama
Palestine 36 is a poignant historical drama that revisits the country’s painful history of colonialism and resistance.
Exit 8 Film Review: To Live is To Take a Leap
Kazunari Ninomiya shines in the haunting and gripping Exit 8, where Genki Kawamura teaches us that to be human is to make choices.