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Cosy bedroom with floral arrangements, chequered table, and retro-inspired decor.
Incoming

Live your Wes Anderson-inspired fantasy at an east London hotel

by Hannah Strong

A pop-up at One Hun­dred Shored­itch cel­e­brates the world of Acci­den­tal­ly Wes Ander­son with a very spe­cial hotel room and immer­sive exhibition.
A young man and woman resting together on a patterned sofa, the woman's head on the man's shoulder.
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.
Colourful-haired woman having her hair styled by woman in leopard-print top.
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.
Large crowd of people in an auditorium or venue, black and white image.
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.
A woman with blonde hair and a man with dark hair and skin standing together in a warm, amber-toned room.
Festivals

Klokkenluider – first-look review

by Josh Slater-Williams

Actor Neil Maskell makes his debut as a film­mak­er with this spiky thriller.
A group of people, including women and children, standing or seated in a rustic indoor setting. The image has a dark, moody tone with muted colours and lighting.
Festivals

Women Talking – first-look review

by Saffron Maeve

A group of women meet in secret to dis­cuss escap­ing their abu­sive, iso­lat­ed colony in Sarah Pol­ley’s adap­ta­tion of Miri­am Towes’ novel.
A man with a serious expression, wearing a dark jacket, looking towards the camera.
Festivals

I Love My Dad – first-look review

by Callie Petch

A father imper­son­ates a young woman online in a bid to get clos­er to his son in James Morosini’s promis­ing but frus­trat­ing debut.
Two men wearing dark jackets and ties in a sombre expression.
In Praise Of

In Praise of Eastern Promises

by Rose Dymock

As David Cro­nen­berg’s gang­ster flick turns 15, it remains a refresh­ing depic­tion of Lon­don’s underbelly.
Young woman in black coat and hat standing on stairs in indoor setting.
Festivals

The full 2022 BFI London Film Festival line-up has been announced

by Marina Ashioti

From Glass Onion to Deci­sion to Leave, this year’s cin­e­mat­ic bonan­za is packed to the gills with dis­cov­ery and delight.
Two individuals, a man and a woman, facing each other in a dimly lit setting.
Review

Black Mail

by David Jenkins

An online porn addict becomes the tar­get for pan­tomime Russ­ian cyber crims in this twisty, Lon­don-set thriller.

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