Tilda Swinton: from Friendship’s Death to The Human Voice
During this year’s LFF, the BFI screened two Tilda Swinton films that felt eons apart but unexpectedly became two of the most interesting ...
Tag: London Film Festival 2020
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Flixist’s top 20 of LFF 2020
Welcome to Flixist’s top 20 of LFF 2020! This year’s hybrid London Film film festival was an experiment I wholeheartedly support. While I ...
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LFF Review: Ammonite
God’s Own Country director Francis Lee returns with another feature, but unlike its much-lauded predecessor, Ammonite trades Yorkshire for the Jurassic Coast. Set ...
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LFF Review: One Man and His Shoes
Seven years in the making, director Yemi Bamiro (Hate Thy Neighbour; Reggae Fever: David Rodigan) makes a statement with One Man and His ...
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LFF Dispatch 3: 180° Rule and 200 Meters
Welcome to our coverage of the London Film Festival 2020. I’ll cover some of this year’s press and industry screenings in bite-sized dispatches, picking ...
LFF Review: One Night in Miami
What if Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, NFL superstar Jim Brown, and King of Soul Sam Cooke all met together for one night in ...
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LFF Dispatch 2: The Reason I Jump: Wolfwalkers: Supernova: The Cheaters
Welcome to our coverage of the London Film Festival 2020! I’ll cover some of this year’s press and industry screenings in bite-sized dispatches, ...
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LFF Dispatch 1: Undine: Siberia: A Day Off of Kasumi Arimura
Welcome to our coverage of the London Film Festival 2020! We’ll cover some of this year’s press and industry screenings in bite-sized dispatches, ...
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LFF Review: Mogul Mowgli
As a start to the London Film Festival 2020, Bassam Tariq’s Mogul Mowgli is about as good as it gets. Covering any kind ...
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LFF Review: Herself
Mamma Mia’s Phyllida Lloyd returns to the big screen for Herself, a film on the opposite end of the spectrum to the bright, ...
LFF: Mangrove and Black female power
We’ve all heard and repeated the phrase, Black Lives Matter. But do we mean it? Are we willing to risk ourselves and sacrifice ...
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LFF Review: Kajillionaire
I’m thinking back on my viewing of Kajillionaire this morning and the only comprehensible explanation I can give is that Miranda July thought it ...