LFF 2021: Mona Lisa and the Blood Moon review – sweet natured if at times uneven
Ana Lily Amirpour’s poetic story isn’t polished, but it’s touching nonetheless.
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London Film Festival 2020: Limbo review – an urgent and honest story about immigration
Sharrock’s tale is a frank look at an issue that dominates modern discourse.
London Film Festival 2020: David Byrne’s American Utopia review – a concert film meets science fiction with great results
Byrne’s theatre production is made even stronger by some Spike Lee magic.
London Film Festival 2020: Wolfwalkers review – a strong, beautiful animated tale
This animation brings a lot of themes and a great story to life.
London Film Festival 2020: Rose – A Love Story review – a vampiric tale with layers of meaning
Jennifer Sheridan’s tale is about much more than just bloodsucking.
London Film Festival 2020: Cicada review – realistic portrayals of love make for a touching, funny film
Subtlety and realism bring this story of love — and the things around it — to life.
Saint Maud review – Gothic British horror makes for a strong directorial debut from Rose Glass
Rose Glass’ debut is an uneasy ride through religion, mystery and gore.
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: 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.