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 present day in an Irish…
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LFF 2020 Review: Supernova
Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci charm and then break our hearts in Supernova, a sensitive drama about a couple dealing with a dementia diagnosis
Rose Review: LFF 2020
A unique take on an old tale, Rose is a smart vampire story with both relevance and bite Gripped by a mysterious illness that causes…
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 town of Dover, British…
Possessor Review-Unapologetically brutal and unnerving
Possessor is unapologetically brutal and unnerving. It's a shockingly savage, morally ambiguous sci fi story
LFF 2020 Review: Cicada
Sensitive and painfully honest, Cicada is the story of two men confronting their traumas and their love for one another Cicada is a film from…
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, an actress and singer in…
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 Waters (Nonajoler Kabbo) Debut feature…
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 a university professor living a…
Limbo Review: LFF 2020
There’s both laughter and tears in Limbo, an incredibly human refugee drama from British writer/director Ben Sharrock Limbo tells the story of Omar (played by…