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Civil wrongs: American political documentaries at London 2012
Five new American documentaries hold up a mirror to the country’s recent marked failures of justice, finds Ashley Clark.
Friday 19 October 2012 -
Fantasies, phantoms and firelighters: I’m Going To Change My Name and Mekong Hotel
Sophie Mayer hails two richly haunting visions in the London Film Festival’s 2012 Experimenta strand, from Maria Saakyan and Apichatpong Weerasethakul.
Wednesday 17 October 2012 -
London 2012: The week-one whirligig
Our editor hangs up his party boots just long enough to tally his diary at the festival’s halfway mark.
Wednesday 17 October 2012 -
The same cloth: Edith Head and Alfred Hitchcock
The doyenne of Hollywood costume designers was a perfect perfectionist match for the Master of Suspense, finds Thirza Wakefield.
Tuesday 16 October 2012 -
The pain in Spain: three Spanish films at London 2012
Mar Diestro-Dópido cuts her own Spanish pathway across the festival’s Cult, Experimenta and Dare strands to find a trio of films steeped in loneliness, memories and death.
Monday 15 October 2012 -
American cinematographer extraordinaire, 28 September 1957–9 October 2012
Sunday 14 October 2012 -
The war that won’t let go: WWII at London 2012
Nick Hasted on a trio of double takes from World War II.
Friday 12 October 2012 -
“Smart, relevant… and direct!” Fyzal Boulifa on The Curse
The British short filmmaker tells Carmen Gray how he respun his mother’s pre-marital desert escapades into a compelling – and Cannes-winning – allegory of emancipation.
Thursday 11 October 2012 -
Spin the wheel! London 2012 is underway…
Our editor straps on his goggles, loosens his waistband and prepares to boldly plumb the uncharted regions of the London Film Festival.
Wednesday 10 October 2012 -
From the Magazine
Two early 1970s gems starring Tuesday Weld offer a welcome corrective to the period’s general marginalisation of women, says Brad Stevens.
Friday 5 October 2012
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