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Festivals

How do you decide what to watch at a film festival?

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Sprawl­ing pro­grammes and a focus on new tal­ent makes buy­ing tick­ets a tough task. But it need not be.
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Festivals

Programmers Picks from the 2019 BFI London Film Festival

by Anton Bitel

Away from the show­piece gala screen­ings, these are the films worth seek­ing out at this year’s LFF.
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Interviews

Terry Zwigoff: ‘Hollywood responds to the three Bs: bravado, bluster and bullshit’

by David Jenkins

We talk to the direc­tor of 2001 com­e­dy mas­ter­piece Ghost World ahead of an immer­sive Lon­don screen­ing and sound­track re-release.
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On Location

On Location: The London park from Michelangelo Antonioni’s Blow-Up

by Adam Scovell

Mary­on Park in Charl­ton lies at the beguil­ing cen­tre of the Ital­ian director’s psy­cho­log­i­cal mystery.
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Festivals

63rd BFI London Film Festival line-up brings female directors to the fore

by David Jenkins

Céline Sci­amma, Marielle Heller and Athi­na Rachel Tsan­gari are all head­ing to the cap­i­tal this October.
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Incoming

A John Wick themed escape room is coming to London

by Charles Bramesco

The ​‘Excom­mu­ni­ca­do’ expe­ri­ence immers­es play­ers in a world of elite assassins.
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Festivals

Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman to close the 63rd BFI London Film Festival

by Adam Woodward

The director’s upcom­ing crime dra­ma is set for its inter­na­tion­al pre­mière on 13 October.
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Incoming

Renée Zellweger goes over the rainbow in the Judy trailer

by Charles Bramesco

The Judy Gar­land biopic focus­es on her 1969 Lon­don residency.
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‘We’ve all lost someone at some point’ – Lulu Wang on The Farewell

by Beth Webb

The Amer­i­can writer/​director reveals how a lie allowed her to make this remark­able fam­i­ly drama.
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Review

Once Upon a Time in London

by David Jenkins

Simon Rumley’s post­war gang­ster flick goes out of its way to dero­man­ti­cise its deplorable subjects.

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In Retrospect