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The programme for the 2025 festival (running from the 14th to the 28th of November) is jam-packed with exciting new productions: if you’re passionate about Palestine and its rich and resilient history, you won’t want to miss out.

Ann Marie Fleming is a Canadian filmmaker and visual artist whose award-winning films play with visual mediums and have won the hearts of many. Her recent film, ‘Can I Get A Witness?’ was named on Toronto International Film Festival’s Canada’s Top Ten list in 2024.

Tiger (J osé María Cabral, 2024); Image courtesy of Barbican Chronic Youth Festival For a single opportune weekend this April, the...

A hazy mosaic of ripe wheat and endless fields, Harvest  is a pastoral hallucination slathered in mud and haunted by a threatening...

In a recent Cannes Film Festival interview, actress and director Ariane Labed described her first feature film, September Says  (an...

London Palestine Film Festival, set to run from November 15th to 29th,   acknowledges the tangible condition of the diaspora....

Ahead of its arrival at Central London screens in early June, Blake Simons dispatches this year's Sundance line-up and what we should...

Max Mir is an award-winning director who has recently moved to London. I met with him to discuss his latest film, his chance encounter...

The Human Rights Watch Film Festival returns to London for its 28th year, providing a plethora of films from across the world, all...

Under the inaugural direction of Festival Director Kristy Matheson, the line-up for the London Film Festival’s 67th edition has been...