LFF 2021: The Tragedy of Macbeth review – the Bard by way of Caligari
Joel Coen’s breakaway venture is a strange take on a Shakespeare classic.
London Film Festival 2021
LFF 2021: Benedetta review – lesbianism and organised religion? It’s biblical
A strong message about religion hits its mark through the vehicle of bold sexuality.
LFF 2021: King Richard review – this might herald a new Willennium
Brilliant performances make this sports biopic more than a sports biopic.
LFF 2021: Dashcam review – well-sustained terror, let down by questionable politics
Rob Savage’s pandemic-related scarefest is a good effort, if not a triumph.
LFF 2021: Mothering Sunday review – beautiful, but ultimately hollow
Eva Husson’s picture is a gorgeous but failed attempt to move its audience.
LFF 2021: Mass review – offering four powerhouse performances
Kranz’s moving portrait of our world should be shown in schools everywhere.
LFF 2021: The Lost Daughter review – Colman and Buckley shine
A somewhat unconventional picture hits home thanks to a brilliant cast.
LFF 2021: Belfast review – mixing Ken Loach with Mike Leigh, Sir Kenneth delivers
Sir Kenneth tells a brilliantly emotional story against a backdrop of political turmoil.
LFF 2021: Passing review – an admirably mature look at race and relationships
Complex and thoughtful, this film about relationships hits firm.
LFF 2021: The French Dispatch review – filled with a whimsy that is hard to resist
Though it’s not Anderson’s finest, it’s a strong ode to great writing of our time.
LFF 2021: Titane review – moments of shocking, stomach-churning brilliance
Moments of stomach-churning brilliance make Titane one to remember.