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BFI London Film Festival 2022

London Film Festival 2022 – The Winners Roundup

Another year wraps at LFF – which films and filmmakers took home the goods?

Lily Amirpour

Film and Politics with Lily Amirpour: “The system is the great antagonist of each story.”

Lily Amirpour speaks out during a moment of political crisis - discussing Iran, world building, and Sufi mysticism

Bardo

Bardo: Iñárritu Delivers a Flawed yet Brilliant Psychotropic Trip

ARF Reporter Sam Murphy delves into Bardo: False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths - and comes out a slightly changed man.

Athena – stunning urban apocalypse that slowly burns out

ARF writer Sam Murphy takes on France's most popular past time: rioting.

So Yun Um Interview

Ground Zero: Dreams of A Liquor Store Baby

For ARF, Luke Georgiades speaks to filmmaker So Yun Um about her Liquor Store Dreams journey, her relationship with her father, filming tough conversations, and the international boom of Korean culture.

The Fabelmans

The London Film Festival Radar

From anticipated big budget flicks to the first-time gems, here are 6 films to watch at this year's LFF!

Marilyn Monroe Blonde negative review

Blonde: Monroe Biopic has Brutal, Unfeasible Ambitions

Reviewing one of the most divisive films of the year, dep-editor Chris Cotonou picks a side.

Don't Worry Darling Fallout 3

Don’t Worry Darling: Pretty as a picture, but nothing under the hood

Olivia Wilde's psychological thriller Don't Worry Darling is a production steeped in infamy...but how does the movie hold up?

crimes of the future mediocre review

Crimes Of The Future: Cronenberg returns as polarising as ever

David Cronenberg's latest descent into the twisted worlds of underground obsession and dystopian horror leaves much to be wanted...

Clint Eastwood Music In-depth

Ennio Morricone: A Reluctant Genius

Ennio Morricone made some of the most memorable scores in film history, but his relationship to his art could be complicated, writes Jason Solomons.