All London articles – Page 16
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NewsPeter Jackson WW1 doc 'They Shall Not Grow Old' to premiere at LFF
Title, new image from project also revealed.
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NewsBFI London Film Festival reveals first premiere outside London with 'Peterloo'
UK premiere of Mike Leigh project to be held in Manchester.
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NewsYorgos Lanthimos' 'The Favourite' added to BFI London Film Festival galas
The 18th century comedy stars Olivia Colman, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz.
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News'Stan & Ollie' to close 2018 BFI London Film Festival
Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly play Laurel and Hardy.
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NewsSteve McQueen's 'Widows' to open the 2018 BFI London Film Festival
It will be the international premiere of the Chicago-set crime thriller.
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NewsBFI London Film Festival expands DDA partnership, appoints festivals PR manager
DDA will now provide Press and PR service for the LFF main programme, awards and events.
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NewsSurrogacy drama 'Anchor And Hope' set for UK release via Network
Drama stars Game Of Thrones Oona Chaplin and Natalia Tena.
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NewsBFI London Film Festival reveals 2018 dates and submission deadline
Tricia Tuttle takes over as Artistic Director for this year’s event.
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NewsLFF director Clare Stewart to take sabbatical, Tricia Tuttle moves up (exclusive)
Anne-Marie Flynn moves to managing director.
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Reviews'Anchor And Hope': London Review
Three independent spirits face up to the realities of parenthood in London
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Reviews'Loving Vincent': London Review
The world’s first oil-painted animation explores the mysterious death of Vincent Van Gogh
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News'Loveless' triumphs at BFI London Film Festival
The Wound wins in the first feature competition.
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Reviews'The Forgiven': London Review
Roland Joffe’s drama stars Forest Whitaker as Archbishop Desmond Tutu opposite Eric Bana as a convicted murderer
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Reviews'Beyond The Clouds': London Review
A brother and a sister attempt to navigate life in Mumbai’s impoverished underclass
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NewsLuca Guadagnino plots 'Call Me By Your Name' sequel (exclusive)
The story would be set seven years after events in the first film – and Elio wouldn’t necessarily be gay.
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Reviews'Wrath Of Silence': London Review
With fists and feet of fury, a silent hero searces for his missing son in Xin Yukun’s accomplished Chinese western
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Reviews'The White Girl': London Review
Jenny Tseun and Christopher Doyle unite for a story set in Hong Kong’s last fishing village
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Reviews'Journeyman': London Review
Paddy Considine follows up 2011’s ’Tyrannosaur’ with this story of a boxer who is felled in the ring
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News'Call Me By Your Name' director: shooting on digital is "laziness"
Luca Guadagnino launches broadside at ”ideological lie of the industry”.
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Reviews'Roller Dreams': London Review
Kate Hickey looks at the gentrification of Venice Beach in this affecting documentary