Kontinental ’25 – London Film Festival 2025
With a theme (and poster) inspired by Roberto Rosellini’s Europe ’51, Romanian director Radu Jude addresses some of modern society’s ills, andContinue Reading
cinema for your deserted island
With a theme (and poster) inspired by Roberto Rosellini’s Europe ’51, Romanian director Radu Jude addresses some of modern society’s ills, andContinue Reading
Contrasting locations of Tokyo and Manila form part of Lily Franky’s journey in search of happiness after a couple ofContinue Reading
From the director of 2021’s enigmatic What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?, Dry Leaf is a contemplative journeyContinue Reading
This love story, encompassing a relationship over decades in Beirut, is at times funnier than you would expect, but alsoContinue Reading
A glorious Carmen Maura stars as an older woman who refuses to be dictated to by her daughter when moneyContinue Reading
A broken family and an emotionally broken young woman are brought together following an accident, and lives start to beContinue Reading
Based loosely on writer/director Carla Simón’s own search to discover something about her deceased parents’ lives in 1980’s Spain, Romería is aContinue Reading
An older woman, dissatisfied with the government’s latest seniors’ relocation policy, sets off along the Amazon to realise her dreamContinue Reading
Mexico City in the 1950s is the setting for Luca Guadagnino’s adaptation of William S Burroughs’ loosely autobiographical, unfinished shortContinue Reading
Receiving a Special Presentation at LFF following its Cannes success, All We Imagine As Light is a serene film of self-determination andContinue Reading









