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BFI London Film Festival - Page 2

October 21, 2019

‘Ordinary Love’ Review: Lesley Manville and Liam Neeson Create an Illusion of Love

This straightforward narrative would be unremarkable without such convincing portrayals of love and anguish.…

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October 21, 2019

‘Monsoon’ Review: A Pensive Exploration of Cultural Dislocation

Khaou’s filmmaking style is just as pensive and observant as its subject.…

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October 21, 2019

‘Ema’ Review: Pablo Larraín Dazzles and Puzzles with a Dreamlike Seduction that Defies Expectation

Like its enigmatic heroine, Ema rarely stands still. Both spectacular and intimate, it’s a hypnotic search for female identity and family that wanders down a tangled, transgressive path.…

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October 15, 2019

Best Dressed at the 2019 London Film Festival

For those looking for a light-hearted summary of this year's cracking London Film Festival, here is a rundown of the top ten looks from the films offered in the programme.…

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October 15, 2019

‘Ford v Ferrari’ Review: Toxic Masculinity at Its Most Fun, Vintage Bravado at Its Most Cinematic

"Adrenaline-fueled bombast, aesthetic flair, and two endlessly charming lead actors turn a somewhat antiquated script into a charming, exhilarating spectacle."…

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October 15, 2019

‘Marriage Story’ Review: Noah Baumbach’s Moving Ode to Failed Love Is a Powerful Showcase for Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson

A pair of transcendent performances from Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson anchor Noah Baumbach's heartbreaking divorce drama.…

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October 15, 2019

‘Babyteeth’ Review: Shannon Murphy’s Debut Feature is a Bittersweet Embrace of Familial Dysfunction and Hope

Shannon Murphy's off-kilter family drama manages to subvert sentimentality in favour of an untidy but powerful emotional resonance.…

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October 15, 2019

‘White Riot’ Review: Rubika Shah’s Rip-Roaring Rock Doc Raises A Fist Against 20th Century Hate

A must-see firebrand of a film, filled with rock & roll passion and fascinating history.…

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October 13, 2019

‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ Review: Tom Hanks Provides a Deeply Touching Window Into the Mind of Fred Rogers

This sensitive story of forgiveness and compassion is far more than the awards-bait biopic you may be expecting.…

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October 12, 2019

‘Saint Maud’ Review: Have Faith in Rose Glass’ Audacious Debut

Advertisements Following a series of acclaimed short films, Rose Glass blends Joan of Arc and Carrie by way of Persona in her striking, self-assured debut about obsession, faith, and why it’s best if you don’t give that book of William Blake paintings…

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