LFF 2020 Review: The Salt in Our Waters
A young artist clashes with the social and religious customs of village fisherman in Bangladeshi drama The Salt in Our…
One Night in Miami review – BFI LFF2020
it's a brilliantly crafted directorial debut for Regina King. It has a bit of boxing, lots of drama, turmoil and…
LFF 2020: Interview with Cathy Brady, director of Wildfire
We sat down (virtually) with Cathy after the European premiere of her debut feature Wildfire at the BFI London Film…
LFF 2020 Review: Cicada
Sensitive and painfully honest, Cicada is the story of two men confronting their traumas and their love for one another…
LFF 2020 Review: The Intruder
A voice over actress is haunted by whispering figures in Argentine psycho-thriller El Prófugo (The Intruder) Erica Rivas plays Inés,…
LFF 2020 Review: Supernova
Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci charm and then break our hearts in Supernova, a sensitive drama about a couple dealing…
Wolfwalkers Review: A charming, animated story about friendship, family and belonging
This film exudes beauty and charm, tells a familiar story in a fresh innovative way, and leaves you feeling positive…
LFF 2020 Review: Wildfire
Cathy Brady’s debut feature Wildfire is a raw Irish drama about mental health, generational trauma and sisterhood Set in the…
LFF Director Interview: Bassam Tariq talks Mogul Mowgli
"We can't deny that HipHop is a Black Art-full Stop. That's what it is. There are ways to be in…
LFF 2020 Review: The Reason I Jump
The Reason I Jump is a groundbreaking documentary providing a stunning sensory experience and a vital insight into the lives…