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by Catherine Pearson
Marcus Lindeen’s documentary The Raft reunites the participants of a radical social study.
by Hannah Strong
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.
by Michael Ewins
Our pick of this year’s shorts programme, featuring rogue chickens and a shoegaze ode to Chantal Akerman.
by Adam Scovell
Despite the widespread gentrification of east London, this quiet street appears much as it did in 1993.
by Anton Bitel
Personal recommendations to seek out during the upcoming edition of the UK’s biggest film event.
Visiting the southeast London estate featured in Stanley Kubrick’s 1971 film makes for a dystopian experience.
by David Jenkins, Hannah Woodhead
Stumped on what to book for this year’s festival? LWLies are on hand to help out.
by Little White Lies
Big names, hidden gems and arthouse favourites head to the capital this October.
by David Jenkins
MUBI and LWLies present Hitchcock’s sublime chiller, Dial M for Murder, at London’s Rio Cinema.
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