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Make Me Up review: Rachel Maclean takes a cyber cleaver to art history
Multimedia artist Rachel Maclean offers a digital twist on the suffragette assault on art-historical misogeny – a sherbert-fountain-screened unmasking of cultural command and control, writes Tara Judah.
Monday 15 October 2018 -
Happy New Year, Colin Burstead. first look: Ben Wheatley convenes that sinking family feeling
Wheatley’s mordant big-family-gathering tragicomedy sets the temperature to slow-burn, says Ella Kemp.
Monday 15 October 2018 -
Shot at 96 frames per second at remote locations across the globe, Aquarela is a monumental new documentary about the elemental power of ice and water. Russian director Victor Kossakovsky tells us how he did it.
Monday 15 October 2018 -
Don’t miss! Four films for Monday 15 October
Four unmissable films with tickets still available at today’s BFI London Film Festival.
Monday 15 October 2018
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11 Treasures from the Archive at the 2018 London Film Festival – as we first reviewed them
This year’s LFF retrospective runs the gamut from Some Like It Hot to John Carpenter’s The Fog and Euzhan Palcy’s Sugar Cane Alley. Here’s how we first reviewed them.
Sunday 14 October 2018 -
Don’t miss! Four films for Sunday 14 October
Four unmissable films with tickets still available at today’s BFI London Film Festival.
Sunday 14 October 2018
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A Faustian feast: 9 new Cult finds at the 2018 London Film Festival
This year’s LFF Cult strand ventures beyond the bounds of identity, adolescence and ethics in these incautious cautionary tales from France to Brazil, Norway to Indonesia, says Anton Bitel.
Sunday 14 October 2018 -
Don’t miss! Four films for Saturday 13 October
Four unmissable films with tickets still available at today’s BFI London Film Festival.
Saturday 13 October 2018
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Sanity is not enough: Jack Ryan versus the world’s hotheads
With John Kracinski now assuming the role in Amazon’s new streaming thriller series, Tom Clancy’s crisis-averting CIA analyst-spy has been passed through five different Hollywood leads since the end of the Cold War. In a world of rising temperatures and screen bombast, is he too rational for the job, asks Tim Hayes.
Friday 12 October 2018 -
Three to see at LFF if you like... cinematic legends
Ana David recommends three films that are essential viewing for cinephiles at the BFI London Film Festival.
Friday 12 October 2018
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