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Festivals

A new film explores New York’s Chinatown through an unlikely heroine

by Jenna Mahale

Writer/​director Sasie Sealy dis­cuss­es the mak­ing of her ​“risky” debut fea­ture, Lucky Grandma.
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Festivals

How do you decide what to watch at a film festival?

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Sprawl­ing pro­grammes and a focus on new tal­ent makes buy­ing tick­ets a tough task. But it need not be.
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Festivals

Programmers Picks from the 2019 BFI London Film Festival

by Anton Bitel

Away from the show­piece gala screen­ings, these are the films worth seek­ing out at this year’s LFF.
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Festivals

63rd BFI London Film Festival line-up brings female directors to the fore

by David Jenkins

Céline Sci­amma, Marielle Heller and Athi­na Rachel Tsan­gari are all head­ing to the cap­i­tal this October.
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Festivals

Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman to close the 63rd BFI London Film Festival

by Adam Woodward

The director’s upcom­ing crime dra­ma is set for its inter­na­tion­al pre­mière on 13 October.
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Incoming

The Dark Crystal series announces major exhibit at BFI Southbank

by Charles Bramesco

You’ll be able to check out sets, pup­pets and cos­tumes from Netflix’s spin­off of Jim Henson’s cult classic.
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Incoming

The BFI brings classics to the States with a new streaming channel

by Charles Bramesco

The British Film Institute’s ser­vice fea­tures work from Orson Welles, Nico­las Roeg and more.
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Newly restored collection of British Victorian film brings history to life

by Adam Woodward

The BFI’s vast archive of ear­ly cin­e­ma is avail­able to watch online for free.
Two people, a woman in a white top and a man in a blue outfit, standing in a greenhouse surrounded by lush greenery and blooming plants.
Festivals

BFI Flare and the changing landscape of queer cinema

by Megan Christopher

This year’s fes­ti­val brought a diverse mix of LGBT-themed sto­ries – as well as some star names.
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Festivals

The queer first love story set in Spain’s Roma community

by Sophie Willard

In Car­men and Lola, a young cou­ple chal­lenge the patri­ar­chal and het­ero­nor­ma­tive atti­tudes of society.