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Festivals

Steve McQueen’s Mangrove to open the 64th BFI London Film Festival

by Lillian Crawford

The first of five films from the director’s Small Axe anthol­o­gy will screen for free to audi­ences across the UK.
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Festivals

BFI London Film Festival announces virtual 2020 edition

by Charles Bramesco

This year’s LFF will offer online screen­ings, free screen talks and more, widen­ing access across the UK.
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Incoming

The next major film festival is coming to your living room

by Charles Bramesco

We Are One col­lects over 100 sub­mis­sions from Berlin, Cannes and BFI Lon­don Film Festival.
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Incoming

A new relief fund will provide aid to the UK’s film and TV industries

by Charles Bramesco

Net­flix has already pledged £1 mil­lion in a joint ven­ture with BFI and The Film and TV Charity.
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Incoming

Your quarantine guide to streaming video in the UK and US

by Charles Bramesco

Don’t let the encroach­ing pan­dem­ic pre­vent you from enrich­ing your­self with the best of film and TV.
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Festivals

BFI Flare’s 2020 programme focuses on politics, resistance and rebellion

by Romelly Eavis

The UK’s pre­mier LGB­TIQ+ film fes­ti­val returns with over 50 fea­tures, 85 shorts and a wide range of spe­cial events.
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Review

Tommy (1975)

by BP Flanagan

Back in cin­e­mas cour­tesy of the BFI, this adap­ta­tion of The Who’s rock opera is as wild­ly enter­tain­ing as ever.

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Anticipation
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In Retrospect
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Women In Film

South Korea’s female filmmakers are finally making their voices heard

by Darren Carver-Balsiger

At the 63rd BFI Lon­don Film Fes­ti­val, five films direct­ed by women sig­nalled a new chap­ter for Kore­an cinema.
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Festivals

Fanny Lye Deliver’d – first look review

by David Jenkins

This slow-burn folk hor­ror set in old, weird Eng­land marks the aus­pi­cious return of tal­ent­ed British direc­tor Thomas Clay.
Two people, one with facial injuries, standing near glowing sparks.
Festivals

Nocturnal – first look review

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Cos­mo Jarvis shines in this por­trait of flawed, inar­tic­u­late mas­culin­i­ty by first-time fea­ture direc­tor Nathalie Biancheri.