A Clockwork Orange: 50 years on.
The Stanley Kubrick season comes to the BFI Southbank, running 1 April – 31 May 2019. The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange are among the films being rereleased on the big screen.
Memory Loss, Chopping off fingers, and Erotic musical numbers: A Perfect Valentine Trio
After the dust settles from your Valentines dates, cuddle up with your new boo or alone with a tub of phish food and spend this weekend in front of the tv indulging in these slightly unconventional Valentines movies
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, yet another Sony Spider-Man reboot, but it’s actually good?
Spider-man's long running career of Tobey Maguire awkwardly dancing, Andrew Garfield being completely forgettable and Tom Holland evaportating into dust, what more could Into the Spiderverse possibly bring? A lot
The (Oscars’) Favourite
Film Writer Rowan Dixon reviews The Favourite, a serious awards contender. Are mainstream critics wrong about this seemingly subversive historical drama?
Roma: a triumph of cinema or the pinnacle of home viewing?
A ‘Netflix Original’ by nature— it’s a monumental shame that most will not discover this gem on the big screen.
LISFF: A Celebration of the Possibilities of Short Film
After two years of sold-out screenings, premieres, and dozens of excellent short films, LISFF is delighted to return to Kino Bermondsey for a third year. LISFF 2018 will run December 9th – 12th, showcasing new talent, and filmmakers of independent spirit making creative and innovative use of low budgets. For any
It’s a Wonderful Felix Film Christmas: The Lowdown of Must Watch Christmas Films this Holiday Season
With a combined score of 27% on Rotten Tomatoes, these three movies will give you a great excuse to torture that annoying cousin who’s visiting, or provide a great drinking game by encouraging you to drink to forget.
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Bad Storytelling
Film Editor Aidan Chan sat through the latest film in the Harry Potter franchise.
First Man: Review
*Spoiler Alert: THEY LANDED ON THE MOON!*
Russian Film Week returns to London in November!
The third Annual Russian Film Week will be held on November 25 to December 2, 2018 in landmark venues across London: BFI Southbank, Regent Street Cinema, Curzon Mayfair, Empire IMAX Leicester Square as well as in Edinburgh, Cambridge and Oxford. The eight-day festival celebrates the best of new films from
Johnny English’s Third Strike
A sequel that doesn’t work, in a franchise that never worked.
Venom: The Worst Kind of Bad Film
The latest superhero blockbuster with a dark edge to it hits our screens, and although doing incredibly well in the box office, fails to convince the critics. Film writer Sam Welton tells us more.