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Exclusive Interview: Director Vicenzo Marra on ‘Equilibrium’ at London Film Festival 2017

October 21, 2017
Features, Interviews, London Film Festival
A priest returns to his Neapolitan homestead after many years away. In picking up his work back home he finds a place beset by crime and corruption. To add to his dismay, news also passes him that one of the lo... Read More...

AlphaGo review – London Film Festival 2017

October 11, 2017
London Film Festival, Reviews
Documentarian Greg Kohs has a history of tracking very human stories. He did so in his 2008 film Song Sung Blue about a couple who were a Neil Diamond tribute act, and he did so in his last outing The Great Alo... Read More...

Breathe – London Film Festival 2017

October 9, 2017
London Film Festival, Reviews
Andy Serkis’s directorial debut charts a topic so worthy and decent that it’s a real pain in the nether regions to have to haul it over the coals. In fact, maybe the coals don’t quite need to be involved – nor ... Read More...

La La Land – London Film Festival 2016

October 23, 2016
Festivals, LFF 2016, London Film Festival, Reviews
The exhilaration. The exquisite execution. The exemplary double act. The visceral vitality of Whiplash as the beads of sweat that hit the cymbals of Miles Teller's drum kit earned the respect of J.K Simmons' re... Read More...

Snowden – London Film Festival 2016

October 22, 2016
Festivals, LFF 2016, London Film Festival, Reviews
'The modern battlefield is everywhere.' The ominous words uttered by Rhys Ifans' commanding CIA official, acknowledging the sophisticated technological advancements that various mysterious and morally corrup... Read More...

It’s Only The End Of The World – London Film Festival 2016

October 22, 2016
Festivals, LFF 2016, London Film Festival, Reviews
In the masterful 'Mommy' as it adopted the intimacy of the 1:1 aspect ratio, we bared witness to a breathtaking widening of the frame set to the iconic Britpop sound of Oasis' Wonderwall, as a troubled adolesce... Read More...
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