London Film Festival 2020: Supernova review – a moving film about the human condition
This UK road-trip has a lot of dark material, but handles it with dignity.
London Film Festival 2020
Our coverage of the BFI London Film Festival 2020, with the must-see films from this year’s virtual event.
London Film Festival 2020: Undine review – an inconsistent but truly beautiful production
This French-German co-production won’t be everyone’s cup of tea, but it sure looks good.
London Film Festival 2020: Shirley review – plenty of talent, but this tale still feels hollow
This tale from history could have been truly memorable, but falls short of the mark.
London Film Festival 2020: Kajillionaire review – a touching tale about misfits finding their way
Miranda July’s indie feel-good film is a future classic.
London Film Festival 2020: Mangrove review – a reminder that Britain is great when it embraces other cultures
McQueen’s film shows just how much other cultures can enrich Britain when it embraces them.
London Film Festival 2020: Farewell Amor review – great central performances and direction create a heartfelt family drama
Excellent direction and a standout performance by Lawson makes this a must-see.
London Film Festival 2020: Relic review – an incredibly confident and terrifying directorial debut
Natalie Erika James delivers a brilliant horror future classic.
London Film Festival 2020: Siberia review – a truly weird journey, but one worth taking
If you can keep up, Willem Dafoe’s latest is a fun ride.
London Film Festival 2020: Herself review – a rallying cry for unity, especially in the face of abuse
Lloyd’s tale is a tale of community and its importance in the lives of those facing abuse.
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