Jak Luke Sharp 10/12/21 Jak Luke Sharp 10/12/21

LFF 2021: The Taking

Alexandre O Philippe's The Taking is an immersive and educational experience

Jak Luke Sharp 10/11/21 Jak Luke Sharp 10/11/21

LFF 2021: Mothers of the Revolution

Mothers of the Revolution is a well-executed and produced documentary

Jak Luke Sharp 10/9/21 Jak Luke Sharp 10/9/21

LFF 2021: The Harder They Fall

The Harder They Fall is an immersive and consistently entertaining thrill ride

Jak Luke Sharp 10/7/21 Jak Luke Sharp 10/7/21

LFF 2021: The Storms of Jeremy Thomas

Casual audiences will find this documentary utterly impenetrable to access

Jak Luke Sharp 11/27/20 Jak Luke Sharp 11/27/20

ClapperCast - Episode 28: LFF 2020 Global Roundtable Special (Part I & II)

Global contributors discuss the 64th London Film Festival

Jak Luke Sharp 11/21/20 Jak Luke Sharp 11/21/20

LFF 2020: David Byrne’s American Utopia

David Byrne’s American Utopia is a seismic blast from visionary director, Spike Lee

Jak Luke Sharp 11/9/20 Jak Luke Sharp 11/9/20

LFF 2020: Limbo

In a packed festival circuit, Ben Sharrock's Limbo is an exquisite piece of cinema

Jak Luke Sharp 11/8/20 Jak Luke Sharp 11/8/20

LFF 2020: Delia Derbyshire - The Myths And Legendary Tapes

A captivating and well-crafted documentary on both sides of the camera

George Lewis 10/26/20 George Lewis 10/26/20

Chuko Esiri and Arie Esiri: “The more I discovered my roots the more I fell in love once more with the place of my birth”

George Lewis talks to Chuko Esiri and Arie Esiri about heritage, shooting on 16mm, London Film Festival and the duos latest film Eyimofe (This Is My Desire)

Jakub Flasz 10/26/20 Jakub Flasz 10/26/20

LFF 2020: African Apocalypse

One can only hope that African Apocalypse will be counted among heralds of an impending reckoning with the past

Jak Luke Sharp 10/24/20 Jak Luke Sharp 10/24/20

LFF 2020: New Order

The level of craft that is involved here continuously impresses

George Lewis 10/21/20 George Lewis 10/21/20

LFF 2020: A Common Crime

A Common Crime is, rather unwittingly, too passive for its own good

Kyle Gaffney 10/21/20 Kyle Gaffney 10/21/20

LFF 2020: Possessor

Brandon Cronenberg writes and directs an intriguing deep dive into the ideas of identity and the self

Jakub Flasz 10/21/20 Jakub Flasz 10/21/20

LFF 2020: Ammonite

Ammonite is not the wholly original roar of filmmaking prowess it needs to be, but an ersatz of one.

George Lewis 10/20/20 George Lewis 10/20/20

LFF 2020: Bad Tales

Even if Bad Tales doesn’t fulfil its potential, the atmosphere created is alluring throughout

George Lewis 10/19/20 George Lewis 10/19/20

LFF 2020: One Man and His Shoes

Akin to a game of basketball, One Man and His Shoes is frantic and enjoyable

Alina Faulds 10/19/20 Alina Faulds 10/19/20

LFF 2020: Lovers Rock

Lovers Rock is so culturally Caribbean that West Indians will feel like they’re back on their islands without a care in the world

Kyle Gaffney 10/19/20 Kyle Gaffney 10/19/20

LFF2020 - Another Round

Another Round is a masterfully made film in every regard

Kyle Gaffney 10/19/20 Kyle Gaffney 10/19/20

LFF 2020: Rose - A Love Story

Rose - A Love Story can never quite find the balance needed to deliver the tone it aims for

Oliver Swift 10/19/20 Oliver Swift 10/19/20

LFF 2020: Supernova

Macqueen proves himself a competent director