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Luca Guadagnino has been on a break film wise since his Suspiria remake, but he’s returned to doing his own take on the subject of cannibal-

Directed and Written by: Noah Baumbach Based on the novel by Dom Delillo Starring: Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig, Raffey Cassidy Film Review...

Ana Lily Amirpour has defied convention by not allowing herself to be stuck into a certain mould. Despite debuting with the unique Iranian v

Sean Baker is one of many noteworthy indie directors to emerge in the 2010’s, being set apart from the mainstream by his utter devotion to r

Director Pablo Larrain’s recent effort based on a famous woman of history, Jackie and Kristen Stewart’s fame both seem

★★★★ Film review for The Harder They Fall directed by Jeymes Samuel. Words by critic Alex Matraxia for UK Film Review.

Following an online launch on BFI Player in 2020, the BFI’s major celebration of Japanese cinema arrives on big screens UK-wide.

Film review for Ingmar Bergman Vol 1 directed by Ingmar Bergman. Words by writer Julian Gaskell for UK Film Review.

★★★ Film review for Sublet directed by Eytan Fox. Words by critic Alex Matraxia for UK Film Review

Film review for Black (Dudu) directed by Simisolaoluwa Akande. Words by critic Patrick Foley for UK film review

Film review for Double Happiness directed by Scarlett Li. Words by Huw Buckley for UK Film Review.

Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Your film, The Massive F*cking Bender, has been selected for the BFI Future Film Festival. Why did you...

Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Your film, Princess, has been selected for the BFI Future Film Festival. Why did you want to be a part...

Film review for Jude directed by Amos Menin. Words by critic Isabelle Ryan for UK Film Review.

Your film, Hovering Between Us, has been selected for the BFI Future Film Festival. Why did you want to be a part of this event?

Short film review for Skeletons (2020), directed by Will Peppercorn. Words by critic Emily Davison for UK Film Review.”

Filmmaker Interview by Chris Olson Your film Bulldog has been selected for the BFI Future Film Festival. Why did you want to be a part of...

Preview of BFI Southbank December Season by UK film critic Patrick Foley

Nepotism is often seen in an overly negative light, even though it is often the case that the relatives of talented individuals are talented

Thomas Vinterberg is probably Denmark’s most well-known director, next to Lars Von Trier, known for pioneering the Dogme 95 movement and for