The Memory of Butterflies – first-look review
In The Memory of Butterflies, Peruvian filmmaker Tatiana Fuentes Sadowski takes us on a journey that resists the brutality of Western
Inside the 18th edition of Toronto's Palestine Film Festival
Putting on this year’s festival of Palestinian film in the Canadian cultural hub wasn’t easy, but the stories kept coming.
The Mastermind review – another Reichardt dream
It’s difficult to say what truly motivates James Blaine Mooney (Josh O’Connor) to blow up his own life. Frustration, perhaps,
Kelly Reichardt: ‘I’m fascinated with people…
Kelly Reichardt is one of the greatest directors working in the world today. Her films such as Wendy and Lucy,
After The Hunt review – Julia Roberts’ best role…
Desire is the lifeblood that runs through Luca Guadagnino’s filmography. Usually this takes the form of carnal or romantic need
Seven Unexpected Gems from the 2025 BFI London…
Amidst this year’s grand line-up of London Film Festival galas, a treasure trove of titles awaited discovery: BFI restorations, archival interventions,
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere review – a…
One of the things that was really bad about the Timothée Chalamet Bob Dylan movie from 2024 is that its
The complex legacy of John Hughes
With The Breakfast Club receiving a 4K upgrade within the Criterion Collection, many may find themselves returning to the locker-lined hallways of
Exclusive: Harris Dickinson teams up with a…
At the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year, Harris Dickinson’s directorial debut Urchin premiered to great acclaim, winning the FIPRESCI
LWLies 110: The Frankenstein issue – Out now!
In the back section… Jafar Panahi Marina Ashioti talks to the Iranian legend who discusses his deserving Palme d’Or-winner, It