LFF 2013

#author# rates 1920s documentary The Epic Of Everest 10/10 - shown at the #LFF #url#

Celebrating its 57th year, the BFI London Film Festival kicked off in style this Wednesday with Gala screenings of Captain Phillips, Paul Greengrass' acclaimed hijack thriller starring Tom Hanks, and Gravity, Alfonso Cuarón's…

This year's London Film Festival (the 57th) has seen some fantastic documentaries screened; everything from straight biopics, to experimental essay-films to a new film by the great Frederick Wiseman. What all of these documentaries have had…

For a film that is essentially a guy driving in a car for 83 minutes, Locke is surprisingly mesmerising. Tom Hardy gives a great performance as the only visible cast member Ivan Locke, who, whilst on a journey down the M1 to London, listens…

And the award for the moodiest film of the year goes to... Only Lovers Left Alive! With a dream team cast of Tom Hiddleston, Tilda Swinton in her cheeriest role to date and John Hurt with Mia Wasikowska, it tells the story of a group of…

If anyone needs further proof that Daniel Radcliffe is actually a decent actor, Kill Your Darlings is the film to watch. Chronicling the rise of the Beat generation, it counts Dane DeHaan, Radcliffe, Elizabeth Olsen and Michael C Hall among…

I recently had the chance to catch up with writer/director Andy Orr. Andy co-wrote/directed The Field, the short which has picked up the 57th BFI London Film Festival Special Jury Prize... Flickfeast: Firstly, congratulations on getting…

For your viewing pleasure we have some highlights and images from last nights  London BFI London Film Festival Laugh Gala screening of Don Jon. Written and directed by  Joseph Gordon-Levitt and starring himself, Scarlett Johansson, Julianne…

The Field is a 2013 British short film, written and directed by Andy Orr and Matt Jones, made under the auspices of Film London (a funding body which supports new British film) and screened as part of the London Calling program of short…

Late At Night: Voices Of Ordinary Madness, directed by Xiaolu Guo, who has an impressive international resumé, is a strange beast; LAN is a documentary, masquerading as a film-essay (or perhaps the other way around, I'm not really sure)…