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Month: October 2017

‘The Snowman’ Review

Hebe Hamilton reviews the film adaptation of Jo Nesbo’s novel. I must confess: I have never read any of Jo Nesbo’s books. Initially upon watching the trailer for The Snowman in […]

Posted on 31st October 2017 By Hebe Hamilton Continue reading

London Film Festival: ‘Let The Sunshine In’ (‘Un beau soleil intérieur’) Review

Milo Garner examines Claire Denis’ latest dramatic feature. Michael Hanake’s Happy End seemed novel in its comedic contrast to his typically austere filmography, but he isn’t alone in this sudden […]

Posted on 30th October 2017 By Milo Garner Continue reading

Introducing Central DOCS Club in association with UCL Film & TV Society

Documentary Producer Nick Mastrini introduces the upcoming screenings of Central DOCS Club, an event at Picturehouse Central running in association with UCL Film & TV Society. Ever since opening in […]

Posted on 29th October 20174th November 2017 By UCL Film & TV Society Continue reading

London Film Festival: ‘The Florida Project’ Review

Xin Yi Wang reviews Sean Baker’s pastel-toned drama. Laughter and screams in an intense game of catch, or quietly sitting on the pavement side by side enjoying ice cream cones […]

Posted on 29th October 2017 By Xinyi Wang Continue reading

‘North by Northwest’ Retrospective Review

Madeleine Haslam revisits North by Northwest, recently shown at BFI Southbank. “The Hitchcock picture to end all Hitchcock pictures” is how screenwriter Ernest Lehman envisioned North by Northwest. He saw […]

Posted on 27th October 2017 By Madeleine Haslam Continue reading

The Weinstein story points to darker truths about how we view women

Caroline Colvin discusses the implications of sexual assault allegations against famed Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

Posted on 26th October 2017 By Caroline Colvin Continue reading

London Film Festival: ‘Call Me By Your Name’ Review

It’s festival season! The FilmSoc blog is covering the BFI’s 61st London Film Festival (4-15 October), diving into the myriad of films and events on offer to deliver reviews. Milo […]

Posted on 25th October 2017 By Milo Garner Continue reading

‘The Conversation’ Retrospective Review

Alexandra Petrache revisits a Coppola classic, recently screened at BFI Southbank for its Thriller season launch. Found in a brutal-looking brown glassy building with a friendly and welcoming restaurant on […]

Posted on 24th October 2017 By Alexandra-Loredana Petrache Continue reading

London Film Festival: ‘The Killing of a Sacred Deer’ Review

It’s festival season! The FilmSoc blog is covering the BFI’s 61st London Film Festival (4-15 October), diving into the myriad of films and events on offer to deliver reviews. Xin […]

Posted on 22nd October 201724th October 2017 By Xinyi Wang Continue reading

London Film Festival: ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’ Review

It’s festival season! The FilmSoc blog is covering the BFI’s 61st London Film Festival (4-15 October), diving into the myriad of films and events on offer to deliver reviews. Calvin […]

Posted on 21st October 2017 By Calvin Law Continue reading

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