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Street scene with market stalls, red canopies, and people walking.
Review

Here for Life

by Glenn Heath Jr

Adri­an Jack­son and Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s exper­i­men­tal doc­u­men­tary gives a voice to East London’s artists.

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In Retrospect
A person in traditional clothing, facing away, stands on a ship's deck overlooking a vast, calm sea under a cloudy sky.
Festivals

Can you mourn for a person of whom you have no memory?

by Beth Webb

Kore­an direc­tor Noh Young Sun reflects on her deeply per­son­al debut fea­ture, Yukiko.
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Come to this exhibition inspired by hand-painted Bollywood

by D'Arcy Doran

Philippe Lopez’s street pho­tog­ra­phy looks at how Bol­ly­wood shapes India’s kalei­do­scop­ic cities.
Shirtless male with eyes closed, face covered in blood, biting into something bloody
Home Ents

Is An American Werewolf in London a love story?

by Anton Bitel

Romance, tragedy and hor­ror com­bine to potent effect in direc­tor John Lan­dis’ icon­ic 1981 feature.
Young woman in red jacket and blue backpack, looking thoughtful.
Women In Film

South Korea’s female filmmakers are finally making their voices heard

by Darren Carver-Balsiger

At the 63rd BFI Lon­don Film Fes­ti­val, five films direct­ed by women sig­nalled a new chap­ter for Kore­an cinema.
Promotional materials for Talkies, a community cinema. Includes a website, Facebook, and text promoting screenings and ticket details.

In London’s suburbs, community cinema is alive and well

by Steph Green

Through its vol­un­teer-led screen­ings, Talkies is encour­ag­ing local audi­ences to reconnect.
A person wearing a large brimmed hat and a white fur coat, with a serious expression on their face.
Festivals

Fanny Lye Deliver’d – first look review

by David Jenkins

This slow-burn folk hor­ror set in old, weird Eng­land marks the aus­pi­cious return of tal­ent­ed British direc­tor Thomas Clay.
Two people, one with facial injuries, standing near glowing sparks.
Festivals

Nocturnal – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Cos­mo Jarvis shines in this por­trait of flawed, inar­tic­u­late mas­culin­i­ty by first-time fea­ture direc­tor Nathalie Biancheri.
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Festivals

A new film explores New York’s Chinatown through an unlikely heroine

by Jenna Mahale

Writer/​director Sasie Sealy dis­cuss­es the mak­ing of her ​“risky” debut fea­ture, Lucky Grandma.
A black and white image of a man with an afro hairstyle speaking into a microphone on stage.
Review

Hitsville: The Making of Motown

by Adam Woodward

Berry Gordy leads a ros­ter of icon­ic artists in pay­ing trib­ute to one of the most suc­cess­ful record com­pa­nies of the 20th century.

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In Retrospect