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Opening Scenes: Elif Gönen, aka FORLUCK
A couple of weeks ago, visual artist Elif Gönen, aka FORLUCK, whose latest documentary Please Be Happy appeared at BFI Future Film...
Oisín McGilloway
Mar 11, 20245 min read


‘Priscilla’ Review: Sofia Coppola’s Latest Portrait of Female Identity
Sofia Coppola’s latest film could be her most stylish, sensitive, and seductive portrait of womanhood yet. Coppola proves time and time...
Anna Stafford
Mar 11, 20245 min read


Dialled In Presents Unbound Archives at the Southbank Centre: 'Education Is Just As Important As Entertainment'
Photo by Talia Andrea Anyone even remotely dialled into the music industry nowadays will know that Dialled In is one of the latest and...
Talia Andrea
Mar 10, 20244 min read


BFI Flare 2024 Programme Released
BFI Flare Film Festival returns for its 38th year, with a programme dedicated to films by LGBTQIA+ creatives about their experience of...
Oisín McGilloway
Mar 8, 20243 min read


'The Zone of Interest' Review: An Exercise In Restraint
Jonathan Glazer’s The Zone of Interest gives us a cold, piercing and uncomfortable view of real Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss...
Anainah Dalal
Mar 4, 20245 min read


'The Holdovers' Review: A Melancholic Comedy With Acting Excellence And Nostalgic Charm
Alexander Payne’s melancholy comedy The Holdovers draws us into the world of three misfits, a cynical teacher (Paul Giamatti), an unruly...
Emily Black
Mar 2, 20244 min read


Opening Scenes: Emmanuel Li
For our first Opening Scenes profile, we sat down with writer, filmmaker and self-proclaimed “groovinator” Emmanuel Li to discuss his...
Oisín McGilloway
Feb 27, 20246 min read


Saturday Shorts Screening At BFI Future Film Festival 2024: An Electric Selection Of Personal Stories, Rooted In Universal Resonance
The Saturday Shorts Screening event on Day 3 of the BFI Future Film Festival 2024 was an exhilarating mix of films that were deeply...
Anwesh Banerjee
Feb 27, 20247 min read


We Can't Believe You Haven't Seen...Brothers and Sisters
Brothers and Sisters first aired in September 2006, boasting a total of 109 episodes over five seasons by its end date in May 2011. The...
Hannah Sugars
Feb 23, 20246 min read


‘Trading Places’ at Barbican: The Decline And The Fall of London Landscapes
When looking at archives of London’s streets and neighbourhoods, it is impossible not to feel an irresistible nostalgia for a time that...
Marine Pellissier
Feb 22, 20243 min read
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