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Tag: BFI Flare

23/03/2026
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Lunar Sway review: Noah Parker shines in queer coming-of-age story

A bored, directionless queer man goes on an unexpected adventure with his birth mother.

23/03/2026
Festivals, Interviews, Movies

BFI Flare: Noah Parker, Liza Weil and Nick Butler on the making of Lunar Sway

Director Nick Butler and actors Noah Parker and Liza Weil speak about Lunar Sway before its BFI Flare premiere.

09/05/2025
Festivals, Interviews, Movies

Andrew Ahn on directing Lily Gladstone & Bowen Yang in The Wedding Banquet

Here are highlights from Andrew Ahn’s Q&A about The Wedding Banquet during BFI Flare.

24/09/2021
Cinema, Movies, Reviews

Sweetheart: Film Review

Socially awkward lesbian AJ goes on holiday with her family to a coastal caravan park.

30/03/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

Freak Show: BFI Flare Film Review

Billy Bloom is enrolled in an ultra-conservative school where his look and queerness are not accepted.

26/03/2018
Cinema, Festivals, Movies, Reviews

My Days of Mercy: BFI Flare Film Review

Elliot Page and Kate Mara play opposing death penalty activists who embark on a romance.

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