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Festivals

All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt – first-look review

by Charles Bramesco

Raven Jack­son’s fea­ture debut announces a strik­ing visu­al tal­ent, fol­low­ing the sto­ry of a young wom­an’s life in rur­al Mississippi.
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Festivals

Celluloid Underground – first-look review

by David Jenkins

This fas­ci­nat­ing and melan­choly doc­u­men­tary sees an Iran­ian exile in Lon­don look­ing back to the stranger-than-fic­tion roots of his for­ma­tive cinephelia.
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Festivals

The full BFI London Film Festival 2023 line-up has been announced

by Marina Ashioti

Yor­gos Lan­thi­mos’ Poor Things and Emer­ald Fennell’s Salt­burn are among the picks of this year’s bumper LFF crop.
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In Praise Of

Exploring Ousmane Sembène’s activist cinema at 100

by Henry Roberts

A new BFI sea­son high­lights the incred­i­ble cin­e­mat­ic lega­cy of Sene­galese film­mak­er Ous­mane Sem­bène, who saw film as a tool to bring pow­er to the people.
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Why watch Film on Film?

by Lillian Crawford

The BFI’s first annu­al Film on Film fes­ti­val aims to cel­e­brate and edu­cate on the won­ders of cel­lu­loid, from nitrate and 35mm to 3D.
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Festivals

Queer people are stronger together at BFI Flare 2023

by Emma Curzon

This year’s cel­e­bra­tion of queer cin­e­ma empha­sised the pow­er of com­mu­ni­ty and inclusivity.
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Busting the Bias

Busting the Bias presents a myth-shattering collection of shorts from Disabled filmmakers

by Meg Fozzard

Now in its sec­ond year, the BFI’s mov­ing-image show­case cen­tres Dis­abled film­mak­ing tal­ent and their vital stories.
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Festivals

Struggling fathers take the spotlight at this year’s BFI London Film Festival

by Zahra AlHadad

A trio of dra­mas explain the rela­tion­ship between fathers and chil­dren put an empha­sis on parental per­son­hood at this year’s Lon­don Film Festival.
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Festivals

Medusa Deluxe – first-look review

by Jojo Ajisafe

The cut­throat world of hair­dress­ing is the set­ting for this sparky mur­der mys­tery – a debut for Thomas Hardiman.
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Festivals

Exploring empathy through virtual reality at LFF

by Patrick Gamble

The 2022 LFF Expand­ed pro­gramme fea­tured a num­ber of vir­tu­al real­i­ty expe­ri­ences which aimed to con­nect audi­ences and film­mak­ers more than ever.