LFF 2020 ‘Shadow Country’ Review: A Terrifying New Warning
Holocaust films are an established genre of cinema. Over the past seventy years many filmmakers have attempted to capture the truly devastating scale of Europe’s...
Holocaust films are an established genre of cinema. Over the past seventy years many filmmakers have attempted to capture the truly devastating scale of Europe’s...
Following the final day of operation of an American bar as it’s patrons celebrate good times past, bond with each other and fight a little....
Frank Crichlow (Shaun Parkes) runs a resturuant catering towards black people in Notting Hill in the 1960s. Chriclow and his community are regularly terrorised by...
How can we approach poverty from a new angle? What new perspective could be taken towards the down-trodden and forgotten? Elizabeth Lo’s film follows Zeytin,...
Sara (Sahar Dolatshahi) wants to attend a family wedding. Her husband has forbidden it and the Iranian society in which they live make this refusal...
Kay (Emily Mortimer) and her daughter Sam (Bella Heathcotecome) to Kay’s mother’s house to investigate her recent disappearance. The house reveals a troubled mindset, with...
Samuel is a gay Kenyan man. Over five years we see him struggle against a society that hates him for who he is, including his...
Sharad (Aditya Modak) seeks to become a classical singer like his father. But in spite of faithful practice he finds himself falling short of his...
A Czech painter, Barbora Kysilkova, has two of her paintings stolen by a thief. The thief is caught but the paintings are not recovered. Hoping...
Following a big break in his rap career, Zed (Riz Ahmed), returns home to his Pakistani Muslim family in London. He’s been away for a...