Shot! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of
 Rock – BFI London Film Festival Review

Mick Rock was once called “the man who shot the 70’s” and judging by this brilliant documentary about his hedonistic existence, he was. Shot! The Psycho-Spiritu... Read More...

Raw – BFI London Film Festival Review

Taking her first steps into the adult world, Raw sees Justine (Garance Millar) follow her mother and older sister to veterinary college. It doesn’t take long fo... Read More...

Mascots – BFI London Film Festival Review

Mascoting, or the art of mascottery as Chris O’Dowd’s Zook prefers to call it, is all about motivating the crowd in order to inspire the team. Normal men and wo... Read More...

The Autopsy of Jane Doe – BFI London Film Festival Review

Faces are the key for conveying emotion. The slightest grimace, the smallest tear create a wealth of depth and feeling. It's a bold move on Andre Ovredal’s part... Read More...

David Lynch: The Art Life – BFI London Film Festival Review

This intimate documentary telling the story of the cult director’s life opens with Lynch sat in his chair, quiff blowing in the wind, cigarette in hand and mind... Read More...

London Film Festival 2016 Watchlist

It may not be Cannes, Sundance or Toronto but, with a little breathing room since those, the London Film Festival can comfortably pick from the best. The BFI ca... Read More...

Equals DVD Review

Someone tweeted once that they now go to Sundance to see who is going to direct next summer’s blockbuster and while he may have been musing for comical effect, ... Read More...

BFI London Film Festival 2016 Preview

It’s that time of year again when film fans huddle in dark corners of our capital to watch endless hours of cinema from countless countries. Yep, it’s the Londo... Read More...

Interview: Daniel Ragussis talks about his debut feature Imperium

With the recent release of his debut feature, Imperium, Culturefly sat down with director Daniel Ragussis to find out about what it’s like documenting white sup... Read More...

Dare To Be Wild Review

Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance Directed by: Vivienne De Courcy Starring: Emma Greenwell, Tom Hughes, Alex Macqueen Cinema is fond of examining niche ... Read More...

Kubo and the Two Strings Review

Genre: Animation, Adventure, Family Directed by: Travis Knight Starring: Charlize Theron, Art Parkinson, Matthew McConaughey, Ralph Fiennes From the ou... Read More...

Morgan Review

Genre: Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi Directed by: Luke Scott Starring: Kate Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, Rose Leslie, Toby Jones Simultaneous invention, the scient... Read More...