Chaos Walking: First Trailer for Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley’s Dystopian Drama
After nearly a decade of production hell Lionsgate finally unleash a trailer for Chaos Walking alongside a new release date…
Review: On The Rocks
Bill Murray reunites with director Sofia Coppola for this lighthearted comedy starring Rashida Jones Laura (Jones) a New York mother…
LFF 2020 Review: Ammonite
Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan get cosy in Victorian romantic drama Ammonite, the closing film of the 2020 BFI London…
LFF 2020 Review: New Order
No one is safe from the mob in grim Mexican dystopian drama New Order (Nuevo Orden) New Order opens on…
LFF 2020 Review: Identifying Features
A mother travels through the darkest parts of Mexico in a search for her missing son in Identifying Features (Sin…
LFF 2020 Review: After Love
After Love is a moving drama about secrets, grief and closure from rising star Aleem Khan Opening in the port…
LFF 2020 Review: Limbo
There’s both laughter and tears in Limbo, an incredibly human refugee drama from British writer/director Ben Sharrock Limbo tells the…
LFF 2020: Interview with Jennifer Sheridan, Director of Rose
Just a few hours before the world premiere of her debut feature Rose: A Love Story we spoke with it’s…
LFF 2020 Review: A Common Crime
A Common Crime (Un crimen común) is an intense Argentine drama about guilt, paranoia and an unjust society Cecilia is…
LFF 2020 Review: Rose
A unique take on an old tale, Rose is a smart vampire story with both relevance and bite Gripped by…