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Festivals

Guy Maddin is bringing a new augmented-reality project to London Film Festival

by Charles Bramesco

He’s lead­ing today’s wave of announce­ments con­cern­ing the ​‘LFF Expand­ed’ pro­gramme of immer­sive art forms.
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Festivals

London Film Festival 2022 opens with Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical

by David Jenkins

Emma Thomp­son and Lashana Lynch star in one of the first big movie announce­ments of the Autumn fes­ti­val season.
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Incoming

Daniel Kaluuya will turn writer/producer for dystopian London thriller The Kitchen

by Charles Bramesco

The upcom­ing Net­flix film takes place in the bru­tal, heav­i­ly strat­i­fied soci­ety of 2044.
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Festivals

Is it time to retire the term “documentary”?

by David Jenkins

The annu­al Frames of Rep­re­sen­ta­tion fes­ti­val at London’s ICA cin­e­ma makes the case for film as a more inclu­sive medium.
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Review

Rebel Dykes

by Marina Ashioti

This fit­ting­ly rad­i­cal doc­u­men­tary chron­i­cles the fem­i­nist punk sub­cul­ture which sprung in Lon­don in the 1980s.

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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Review

Pirates

by Cheyenne Bart-Stewart

Reg­gie Yates’ Lon­don-set, Y2K-era debut fea­ture is a rol­lick­ing cel­e­bra­tion of friend­ship and Black British music.

3
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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Interviews

Reggie Yates: ‘We seldom see Black British coming-of-age stories’

by Marina Ashioti

How a love of cars, Lon­don and UK garage informed the writer/director’s mad­cap debut fea­ture, Pirates.
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Home Ents

Love and misery in Mike Leigh’s All or Nothing

by Anton Bitel

The director’s 2002 dra­ma about life on a Lon­don hous­ing estate is a film of bleak moments and occa­sion­al hope.
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Festivals

In praise of Youn Yuh-jung – Korean cinema’s most enduring star

by Ben Nicholson

A new ret­ro­spec­tive at the Lon­don Kore­an Film Fes­ti­val reveals the vet­er­an actor’s rich and var­ied career.
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Festivals

Discover the London East Asia Film Festival 2021

by Little White Lies

Immerse your­self in the cin­e­mat­ic delights of East Asia as this annu­al cel­e­bra­tion goes from strength to strength.