Influencer Chiara King plays influencer Chiara King in this supremely slick horror flick, which gleefully abandons logic in favour of giving audiences an great ride.
The Arzner is Bermondsey’s unmissable LGBTQIA+ cinema: part screening room, part cocktail den, perfect for film nights and chilled-out drinks. Go for the films, stay for the martinis!
While reaching for the heavens, this laugh-out-loud exploration of aging doesn’t quite make the landing.
In King Baby, writer-director collaborators Kit Redstone & Arran Shearing deliver a deliciously mischievous slice of satire, deconstructing toxic masculinity with style and subversive wit.
Distant Memories of the Near Future is a heartwarming dystopia exploring connection in an AI near-future.
We were excited to catch up with Kanako Fujita, director of the brand new London International Fantastic Film Festival.
Frank Chickens headline the latest edition of the festival they founded in 2016, yet again delivering a night of unparalleled awe and wonder!
Director Agnieszka Holland’s Venice Special Jury Prize winner, Green Border, is a heartbreakingly powerful dramatisation of a human rights travesty on the borders of Europe.
Blanka Douglas analyses some of the runners and riders, and tries to guess this year’s likely winners at the Oscars and BAFTAs.
It’s a romantic drama, but not as you know it. Carly Halse reviews Unicorns at London Film Festival 2023.
