LFF 2020
REVIEW: Siberia (LFF 2020)
For those who like their festival films as bonkers and experimental as possible; well this ...
REVIEW: Soul (LFF 2020)
What is your life’s purpose? It’s a frighteningly loaded question, one that’s tiring to even ...
REVIEW: Small Axe – Mangrove (LFF 2020)
A number of the films that’ve snuck through the bars of the cinematic prison that ...
REVIEW: One Man and his Shoes (LFF 2020)
There will be numerous conversations as to whether Yemi Bamiro’s investigative look into the legacy ...
REVIEW: American Utopia (LFF 2020)
Of all the films to speak most into the apocalyptic hellscape that is the year ...
REVIEW: Stray (LFF 2020)
What an odd but quaint little documentary this is. Stray offers a dog’s eye view ...
REVIEW: Six Stand-Out Shorts (LFF 2020)
LFF may have been done things a bit differently this year thanks to the pandemic, ...
REVIEW: Time (LFF 2020)
It takes a truly special documentary to be able to feel so intimate, and so ...
REVIEW: Farewell Amor (LFF 2020)
After seventeen years alone in New York, Angolan immigrant Walter (Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine) is ...
REVIEW: Wolfwalkers (LFF 2020)
Kilkenny based animation studio, Cartoon Saloon, have quietly been making some of the best animated ...
REVIEW: Supernova (LFF 2020)
Undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films in this year’s London film festival programme (alongside ...
REVIEW: I Am Samuel (LFF 2020)
There’s something quite beautiful about a documentary that doesn’t focus on a public figure or ...
REVIEW: Honeymood (LFF 2020)
Giddy newlyweds Noam and Eleanor (Ran Danker and Avigail Harari) arrive in their luxury honeymoon ...
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