A timid housewife scores a role in a local community theatre production of a musical.
LFF: Lili Horvát on My Notes on Mars & working with Mackenzie Davis
Lili Horvát spoke to Miss Flicks about her English-language debut at the London Film Festival.
The Liberation LFF review: Carrie Coon is sensational in gripping drama
A depressed mother in a midlife crisis abandons her family and joins a cult.
Street Fighter (2026) review: Fun comedy turns into big action mess
The famous arcade fighting game receives the live-action movie treatment once again.
Forgotten Island review: Quirky, entertaining adventure
Jo and Raissa open a portal to the mythical island of Nakali and they have to find their way home.
Behemoth! LFF review: Pedro Pascal leads meandering but compelling drama
Pedro Pascal plays a cellist who returns to Los Angeles with lots of emotional baggage.
The Slightest Touch LFF review: Colin Farrell stars in moving doc
This film tells the story of Colin Farrell’s friendship with Emma Fogarty, who suffers from EB.
Artificial LFF review: Luca Guadagnino takes on ChatGPT
Luca Guadagnino’s film depicts the origins of OpenAI and ChatGPT.
The Last Day LFF review: Uneven and disappointing dual narrative
Alicia Vikander and Victoria Pedretti play mothers struggling with the demands of parenthood.
All of a Sudden LFF review: Beautiful but overlong tale of friendship
A nursing home director befriends a Japanese theatre director with terminal cancer.
Elsinore LFF review: Andrew Scott’s career-best performance
Andrew Scott plays actor Ian Charleson, who starred in Hamlet while seriously ill with AIDS.
The Social Reckoning review: Pales in comparison to predecessor
A Facebook data scientist leaks documents about the site’s detrimental effects on people.