Film Festivals
The third and final entry of Pablo LarraÃn’s Historical Women Trilogy, Maria, is a disappointing conclusion to a mostly inspired series.Â
- Jack Raskovich
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Ansh Dubey spoke with Virgil Williams, the screenwriter behind Netflix’s The Piano Lesson, at the Austin Film Festival.
- Zanda Gubecka
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Norita is a beautifully profound documentary that strives to tell her story as she herself wanted it told, while honoring her legacy.
- Ansh Dubey
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Ansh Dubey sat down with Jayson McNamara, the filmmaker and one part of the duo behind the powerful documentary, Norita.
- Ansh Dubey
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I sat down with Valeria Golino, the prominent actress and director behind the upcoming miniseries The Art of Joy (L’arte Della Gioia).
This festive adaptation fails to become a Christmas classic, but That Christmas is good enough to be enjoyed and get you in holiday spirit.Â
- Lewis Huckle
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A Real Pain has a masterful balance of comedy and drama makes it one of the best comedies this year.
- Lewis Huckle
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Queer is Guadagnino’s most sensual film yet, with a powerful performance from Drew Starkey and Daniel Craig like you have never seen him before.
- Lewis Huckle
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Mike Leigh’s uncomfortably honest portrayal of a black mother in London, Hard Truths, is funny, personal and unforgiving.
- Lewis Huckle
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Steve McQueen's Blitz offers a strong showcase of life in London during WW2, but fails to expand beyond generic ideas or challenge archetypes.
- Lewis Huckle
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Coralie Fargeat's The Substance, just screened at the Toronto International Film Festival, disgusting audiences and critics alike.
- Allen C
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On October 9th, 2024, the 68th annual London Film Festival will begin and with it comes a strong lineup of films available to the public.
- Lewis Huckle
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