All articles by Philip Concannon
Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War – a touching search for a missing artist
Margy Kinmonth’s documentary about wartime artist Eric Ravilious makes good use of both his art and his letters and diary entries, while not neglecting the role and significance of his wife, Tirzah Garwood.
By Philip Concannon
Genre highlights at BFI London Film Festival 2021
By Philip Concannon
Boiling Point captures a chef’s night from hell filmed in one continuous shot
By Philip Concannon
“I hate making movies!”: Terry Gilliam on his cursed Don Quixote adaptation
By Philip Concannon
Il Cinema Ritrovato 2020: keeping film alive against all odds
By Philip Concannon
“People can justify awful things through their faith”: Antonio Campos on The Devil All the Time
By Philip Concannon
Queen & Slim review: a languid affair for two fugitive lovers
By Philip Concannon
1917 orchestrates World War I as a one-shot action ride
By Philip Concannon
Luce review: this race drama is a rigged game
By Philip Concannon
Mark Jenkin on Bait: “A sense of otherness is important”
By Philip Concannon
Podcast: Widows, Ash Is Purest White and three more highlights of the 2018 London Film Festival
By Isabel Stevens, Philip Concannon and others
Kevin Costner: 10 essential films
By Philip Concannon, Michael Leader and others