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, ...
News
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 ...
Movies
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, ...
Movies
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 ...
The Irishman takes top spot at New York Film Critics Circle Awards 2019
It may not have been surprising that Scorsese’s mob epic, democratised to the film-watching public thanks to Netflix, was named the Best Film ...
Bad Education Q&A: director Cory Finley on tackling the biggest public school embezzlement in history
The following is a transcript of the Q&A with director Cory Finley and writer Mike Makowsky following the screening of Bad Education, starring ...
Flixist’s top 5 films of London Film Festival 2019
October has proven to be a busy month for Flixist, with a fantastic array of film and gaming events covered by our busy ...
Reviews
LFF Review: Harriet
It’s remarkable that the feats of Harriet Tubman, former slave-turned-civil-rights-activist, is a story that’s not been told in film before. A woman who ...
Reviews
LFF Review: Bad Education
Whether or not you’re familiar with all the details of the $11.2 million public school embezzlement scandal in New York in the early ...
LFF Review: Knives Out
It’s taken time to properly piece together my thoughts on Knives Out. It’s the sort of film that, because it’s been so carefully ...
Reviews
LFF Review: Marriage Story
Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) run a theatre company together in New York. Charlie directs, Nicole acts, they’re married, and they ...