We kick off this year’s coverage in earnest with reviews of tonight’s opening gala film, Suffragette – starring Carey Mulligan and Meryl Streep – Jia Zhangke’s expansive Mountains May Depart, Spanish-Argentinian heartwarmer Truman, and Madame Courage, a tough tale of life on the streets of Algiers.
It’s that time of year again. We’ll be bringing you regular reviews throughout the festival as usual. Indy Datta kicks us off with a look at some of his most anticipated films.
Danni Glover reports from the front line of cimematic terror. Click for more, if you dare.
Philip Concannon reports from Bologna’s festival of rare, rediscovered and classic film.
Matthew Turner, Gareth Negus and Sam Osborn take a look at the highs and lows of the 69th Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Ron Swanson thinks that this year’s festival was… good? But wishes it had delivered more soaring highs and crushing downs.
GLITCH is film festival for work by and about queer, trans and intersex people of colour. Blake Backlash was at the opening night and is looking forward to the rest of the festival.
Britain’s longest running and most popular LGBT film festival starts tomorrow. Emma Street gives you a quick tour of what to look out for at BFI Flare.
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