One of the world’s most important documentary festival delivers a host of very fine films as well as some flim-flammy political statements.
An excellent crop of debut films in the past couple of years all explore painful childhoods. What does this say about the interests of the British film industry?
Charlotte Wells, Joanna Hogg and Mia Hansen-Løve explore the relationship between family and grief in their latest works.
The Scottish filmmaker behind breakout indie Aftersun explains the complex process of portraying memory in cinema.
A trio of dramas explain the relationship between fathers and children put an emphasis on parental personhood at this year's London Film Festival.
Paul Mescal doesn’t quite nail his role as a depressed young father in this emotionally furtive debut drama from Charlotte Wells.
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