LFF
LFF 2021 film review: The Tragedy of Macbeth
October 18, 2021 | Ivan Radford
Joel Coen nightmarish take on Shakespeare’s tragedy is stark, spellbinding cinema.Read More
BBC iPlayer review: ear for eye
October 17, 2021 | Ivan Radford
debbie tucker green’s phenomenal adaptation of her 2018 play is a powerful piece of cinema.Read More
LFF 2021 film review: Hit the Road
October 17, 2021 | Cathy Brennan
Panah Panahi demonstrates a promising eye for the idiosyncratic in this uneven directorial debut.Read More
Shudder UK film review: The Medium
October 17, 2021 | Anton Bitel
Putting the sham in shamanism, Banjong Pisanthanakun’s terrifying mockumentary makes the medium the message.
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LFF 2021 film review: Benedetta
October 16, 2021 | Anton Bitel
Spiritual quest for the divine, or softcore salaciousness? Paul Verhoeven’s knowing nunsploitation flick lets you decide.Read More
LFF 2021 film review: Petite Maman
October 16, 2021 | Katherine McLaughlin
Céline Sciamma deals with grief and memory in this tender, beguiling, deeply profound gem.Read More
LFF 2021 film review: Flee
October 16, 2021 | Katherine McLaughlin
This exquisitely crafted animation based on a refugee’s tale is tense, unpredictable and profoundly moving.Read More
LFF 2021 film review: Munich: The Edge of War
October 15, 2021 | Ivan Radford
Personal and national loyalties collide in the shadow of WWII in this gripping, timely political thriller.Read More
LFF 2021 film review: Wild Indian, Azor, Spencer, Ali & Ava
October 15, 2021 | Ivan Radford
Wild Indian is streaming at the 2021 London Film Festival. Find out more about how the festival works and what else is playing online here.
Wild Indian
Two men kill someone, cover it up, then find themselves haunted by … Read More
Apple TV+ film review: The Velvet Underground
October 15, 2021 | Ivan Radford
Todd Haynes’ fascinating, personal, artistic portrait is a suitably avant-garde affair.Read More
