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I’ve always thought my dad looked a bit like Humphrey Bogart. Maybe it's just wishful thinking, or something a son might do when he looks up to his father and he actually looks nothing like him. Maybe it was seeing black and white photos of my dad when he was younger and I was at a more impressionable age, at a similar time to when I got into Film Noir and of course, that genre’s central, most iconic figure.
When their father unexpectedly dies, two sparring sisters must come together in a race against time to covertly claim their rightful inheritance from the bank, before, by order of Sharia Law, it is ed on to their estranged brother instead.
For many of us introverts, self-isolation is not a strategy but a way of life. Yet, epidemic outbreak or not, we all hold a grim fascination to witness the death of our world (only on screen!). So what can we do in these moments that alternately fill us with terror and hope, apart from watching such ‘closer-to-reality’ movies? Some of these outbreak movies can be very cathartic and thought-provoking, and some speak highly of the human spirit, which doesn’t get…
Two years on from its premiere at Cannes, arthouse auteur and multihyphenate Takeshi Kitano’s latest feature, Kubi, still awaits a UK release, but in April it made its debut on these shores as the opening night film of Queer East Festival. It was a bold programming move from an ever-expanding festival, because Kubi is a provocative and slippery film that evades easy categorisation. Long in development, it explores the overthrowing of daimyō Nobunaga Oda in 1582, and the political and personal machinations that led…
Una joia d’animació que ja ha conquistat festivals i que aquest estiu es podrà veure… a peu de sorra.
Writer-turned-director Durga Chew-Bose opens her debut feature film – a modern spin on the classic French novel Bonjour Tristesse – with a hard human touch. The opening sequence is a warm and weathered tile and typographic affair created by designer Teddy Blanks and ceramicist Shane Gabier.
A little while back, we asked the LG OLED community to share their top 4 must-watch movies on LG OLED. Thanks to various opinions, we could gather them together in one playlist for the Best films to watch on LG OLED.
His list of favorite films includes Graduate First by Maurice Pialat, L’amore by Roberto Rossellini and De platte jungle by Johan van der Keuken.
États-Unis, 1991. Deux hommes font l’amour et parlent. Sous la forme d’un huis clos, le film explore les désirs qui attirent les deux individus l’un envers l’autre, mais aussi les menaces qui les déchirent.
The 78th Festival de Cannes has come to a close, Jafar Panahi's It Was Just An Accident took the top prize, and there were plenty more films to be excited about. Programmer David Kelly and Head of Cinema Alice Black have shared their highlights from the second half of the festival (for this earlier thoughts, you can check out Dispatches From Cannes)
We're continuing to dig into Letterboxd Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films list to bring you 50 of some of history's greatest movies throughout the summer of 2025!
