A Tibetan road movie and Germany’s answer to Kids were among the highlights at this year’s POFF.
At a recent masterclass in Marrakech, the legendary American director expressed concerns over where the industry is heading.
By Isha Karki
A programme of eight shorts challenged our perceptions of Britain’s past, present and future.
By Ella Kemp
The ASFF’s biggest edition yet welcomed an impressive range of boundary-pushing works.
By Anton Bitel
Tilman Singer’s intense psychodrama was among the highlights of the inaugural genre showcase.
By Matt Turner
This year’s festival included a focus on films that challenge our perception of place and belonging.
In Carmen and Lola, a young couple challenge the patriarchal and heteronormative attitudes of society.
We’ve perused the programme for this year’s LKFF and selected some highlights you definitely shouldn’t miss.
A crop of complex and fascinating female characters were at the heart of this year’s LFF.
Highlights from this year’s UKJFF programme, including a wartime epic and a stranger-than-fiction Sundance winner.
Filmmakers Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber discuss their provocative techno-thriller Cam.
In I Used to be Normal: A Boyband Fangirl Story, director Jessica Leski meets three generations of women with a common obsession.
Florence Pugh, Alexander Skarsgård and Michael Shannon star in this lurid, weird and impeccably designed new work from Park Chan-wook.
A new ‘sound movie’ called Le Brasier Shelley represents a curious development in post-image cinema.
Marcus Lindeen’s documentary The Raft reunites the participants of a radical social study.
Ben Wheatley changes pace with this surprisingly wholesome family-based drama starring Neil Maskell.
A smalltown cop comes to terms with the death of his mother in Jim Cummings’ poignant study of grief.
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