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Two men seated at a table, one with curly hair smiling at the camera, other man with longer hair looking away, Christmas tree visible in background.
Review

Chubby Funny

by David Jenkins

This micro bud­get­ed Lon­don-set com­e­dy about aspir­ing actors plays too many of the same old notes.

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In Retrospect
Two people embracing in a romantic pose against a warm, golden background.
Festivals

Breathe to open the 2017 BFI London Film Festival

by Little White Lies

Andy Serkis’ peri­od dra­ma has been cho­sen to kick off this year’s festival.
Trailers

A gorgeous new film celebrates life in London

by Trevor Johnston

Lon­don Sym­pho­ny is a col­lage of scenes cap­tur­ing the rich­ness and poet­ry of life in the British capital.
A person, likely a young child, standing in a dimly lit room, wearing a green shirt.
Festivals

A Ghost Story to close Sundance Film Festival: London 2017

by Little White Lies

David Lowery’s haunt­ing dra­ma is among the high­lights of this year’s programme.
Two women hugging in front of a lake and forested landscape.
Festivals

The halting nature of desire at BFI Flare 2017

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Bold expres­sions of queer pas­sion were on offer at the 31st edi­tion of London’s pre­mier LGBT film festival.
Three young women, one in a purple striped dress, one in a white top, and one in a graphic t-shirt, standing together.
Festivals

Five things to see at the London Short Film Festival 2017

by Tom Williams

The LSFF returns with an impres­sive and occa­sion­al­ly sur­pris­ing line-up…
A man wearing an eye patch and a turtleneck jumper, set against a blurred green background.
Festivals

Mindhorn – first look review

by David Jenkins

All hail Julian Bar­ratt, star of this excep­tion­al – and excep­tion­al­ly sil­ly – British char­ac­ter comedy.
Person with bleached hair wearing turquoise and white clothing, with a pained expression on their face.
Review

Set the Thames on Fire

by Ewan Cameron

Lon­don meets its mak­er in this charm­ing, fraz­zled shoe­string road movie about two pals brav­ing the apocalypse.

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In Retrospect
Woman in a yellow knitted sleeveless top, standing indoors with colourful backdrop.
BFI London Film Festival

Every female director at the 2016 BFI London Film Festival

by Lauren Thompson

This year’s bumper line-up boasts 114 films direct­ed or co-direct­ed by women.
Three men sitting together on a wall, laughing and relaxed. Warm lighting and a gritty, aged setting suggest a casual, informal scene.
Festivals

The 2016 BFI London Film Festival line-up has been announced

by Little White Lies

The capital’s biggest and best annu­al film jam­beroo will be rolling into town on 5 October.