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BFI London Film Festival 2026 Preview: Klara and the Sun
Taika Waititi's upcoming film remarkably collapses in on itself, finding very little to say about love, loss and the role of artificial intelligence in either.
Teddy D’Ancona
Oct 223 min read


London Film Festival Expanded 2026 Review: The World Came Flooding In
The World Came Flooding In is an XR installation that recreates lost objects and spaces to tell the stories of those affected by the 2022 Australian floods.
Joanne Baranga
Oct 163 min read


London Film Festival Expanded 2026 Review: Water Body
This installation brings its viewers on a journey through the flowing connections of water in all shapes and forms. From a bathroom sink to vast oceans, it acts as a commentary on water biodiversity and visualises the world’s streams and oceans as a kind of circulatory system.
Raza Mirza
Oct 152 min read


BFI London Film Festival 2026 Preview: Ink
Danny Boyle delivers his finest film in years in a bruising chronicle of The Sun’s explosive rise.
Teddy D’Ancona
Oct 143 min read


BFI London Film Festival 2026 Preview: I Love Boosters
The 70th annual BFI London Film Festival has kicked off in glorious insanity with Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters.
Teddy D’Ancona
Oct 12 min read


In Conversation with Jamie Benyon, Director of 'Two Minutes'
Jamie Benyon made an impressive debut at the London Film Festival with Two Minutes , a hilarious, yet heartfelt short film about two...
Humaira Valera
Dec 19, 202415 min read


‘We Live in Time’ LFF 2024 Review: Cancer and Scrambled Eggs
Back in April, the behind-the-scenes pictures leaked onto our social media feeds, and a buzz of autumnal excitement grew among rom-com...
Julieta Aguirre Chavarria
Nov 12, 20244 min read


‘2073’ LFF 2024 Review: We Live in a Society
Inspired by Chris Marker 's 1962 short film La Jetée, Asif Kapadia’s 2073 premiered to a full house at the London Film Festival....
Anushree Anand
Nov 4, 20243 min read


‘Stranger Eyes’ LFF 2024 Review: Somebody’s Watching
Stranger Eyes , directed by Yeo Siew Hua, was advertised as a mystery thriller by the London Film Festival brochure. The still attached...
Anushree Anand
Nov 4, 20243 min read


‘The Wolves Always Come at Night’ LFF 2024 Review: Climate Crises in the Indigenous World
Gabrielle Brady’s hybrid documentary-drama The Wolves Always Come at Night screened at the London Film Festival as a submission for the...
Anushree Anand
Nov 4, 20244 min read
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