Tag: LFF2015

With remarkable confidence for his feature debut, László Nemes has located a cinematic language to grapple with the urgency of ...

In 2013, US screenwriter Joshua Michael Stern directed Ashton Kutcher in a biopic about former Apple CEO Steve Jobs.  Met ...

In 2004, US news programme 60 Minutes broadcast a report casting doubt about George W. Bush’s career in the Air National ...

Japanese director Takashi Miike has always been daring with his projects.  Ranging from the sublime (13 Assassins) to the twisted ...

American director Jay Roach hasn’t really done biopics.  With films such as the Austin Powers films, The Campaign and Meet ...

Even before its European premiere, London Film Festival’s opening film Suffragette had generated a lot of buzz.   A historical ...

The first floor of the apartment block, through which all tenants must pass, is where the crime took place. On ...

Two years after an intimate tragedy shot tremors through a rural Swedish community, teenager John (Ulrik Munther) is released from a ...

The 59th BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express® announces this year’s Official Competition Jury. President of the ...