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28 Oct 2009

New reviews from the UK's foremost film magazine, plus a one-on-one with Jacques Audiard.

Check out our online Festival coverage, including special features, new reviews, our picks of still-available tickets and much more, all gathered below as we publish them.

29 Oct
London Film Festival reviews, part two

The second wave of reviews takes a look at American – The Bill Hicks Story, Don't Worry About Me, Have You Heard from Johannesburg: The Bottom Line and An Organisation of Dreams.

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23 Oct
Within a closed world

Jacques Audiard talks to Ginette Vincendeau about his follow-up to The Beat That My Heart Skipped, prison drama A Prophet.

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23 Oct
Electric 'Underground'

Director Anthony Asquith has long been dismissed as a lightweight. But his restored 1928 silent is a revelation, says Jay Weissberg.

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22 Oct
London Film Festival reviews, part one

The latest online reviews from Sight & Sound focus on films that received their world premiere here at the Festival, including 44 Inch Chest and Ride the Wave Johnny.

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15 Oct
Everywhere girls?

Chuffed with this year's harvest of films made by women, the London Film Festival is hosting a panel debate on why the movies aren't always so even-handed. Sophie Mayer sizes up the festival's female perspectives.

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13 Oct
Last remaining seats