Articles by Thomas Flew
Features
London Film Festival returns amid the strikes
By Thomas Flew
London Film Festival returns amid the strikes
Features
Things to come: a set visit to Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
In Water: a gently gorgeous delight from Hong Sangsoo
By Thomas Flew
Interviews
“Actors don’t work to win prizes”: an interview with Song Kangho
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House: another Koreeda gem
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Inu-Oh: this Japanese musical animation doesn’t quite hang together
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
In Front of Your Face: a poignant evocation of everyday beauty
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Turning Red successfully tackles teen issues with its infectious, giddy humour
By Thomas Flew
News
Mark Cousins announces new film, My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
The Sky Is Everywhere is Josephine Decker’s take on teen romance
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
jeen-yuhs: A Kanye Trilogy documentary charts the rapper’s rise to fame using rarely-seen footage
By Thomas Flew
The future of film
Luca Guadagnino on the future of film
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Cryptozoo tells a simple tale of good versus evil through an animated world of mythical creatures
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Luca takes a fish out of water for a summer holiday
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Servants takes up the fight to separate church from Czechoslovak state
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Palm Springs gives a passing tweak to the infinite time loop movie
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
By us, about us, for all: why films by trans people matter for everyone
By Thomas Flew
My Dream Palace
Let there be projector light: 80 films that take us inside cinemas
By Thomas Flew
Lists
The most anticipated films of 2021
By Thomas Flew, Devika Girish and others
Reviews
The Twentieth Century tells a bastardised history of Canadian politics
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
Sundance Film Festival 2021 blog
By Sophie Brown, Thomas Flew and others
Festivals
One for the Road: a stylish but superficial Thai road trip
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
Human Factors: a tense, puzzling family drama
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
The Pink Cloud: an inadvertently true-to-life lockdown drama
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
Cryptozoo: a stunningly singular animated vision
By Thomas Flew
Reviews
Prime Time: Jakub Piatek’s explosive directorial debut
By Thomas Flew
Festivals
El Planeta: a mother-daughter duo delight
By Thomas Flew