In A Year in London, director Flaminia Graziadei delivers a restrained and emotionally charged study of connection, where power, vulnerability,...
A Year in London, directed by Flaminia Graziadei, is a unique LGBTQ+ romance that explores complex emotions and connections. It follows Nina, a sheltered Italian fashion student in London, and her mentor’s intense bond, set against vivid backdrops of city life. The film delves into themes of identity, vulnerability, and love's unpredictability, earning a 4/5 rating.
Retro horror is having a moment — and Indiana-born filmmaker Aidan Campbell is right at the heart of it. His...
IMDB Zimbabwean–Egyptian filmmaker Naishe Nyamubaya has steadily built a reputation as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary African...
What an absolute privilege to be invited down to this year’s 69th BFI London Film Festival for an exclusive discussion...
J Stevens’ Really Happy Someday is not just a film—it’s a deeply personal and evocative journey through identity, self-discovery, and...
