Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #54: Knock Down The House, Edvard Munch, Long Shot and more

Politics, classic cinema and a musical war-story are all part of the package of the latest Culturefly on the Wall. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is front and cent... Read More...

Culturefly on the Wall Podcast #15: Gerald’s Game, Bojack Horseman, Basquiat and more

It’s an exciting podcast this week in the lead up to the London Film Festival! From Meyerowitz to Mr Mercedes and Bojack to Basquiat, it’s all covered. Jo Gu... Read More...

Culturefly At The BFI: The Power Of Love

Oscar Wilde once said that life without love was “like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead”. Effectively, it’s considered an existence without essence. A... Read More...

Culturefly At The BFI: Fellini Fantastico

The state you are likely to find yourself in having seen Federico Fellini’s 8½ on the big screen could quite aptly be described as one of shellshock. It’s a fil... Read More...

Culturefly At The BFI: The Seed Of Doubt

Plants have never made for the most convincing of antagonists. Just take M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening as a contemporary case in point, which culminated wi... Read More...

Camp X-Ray Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

Endless repetition marks Camp X-Ray, the directorial debut of Peter Sattler. Guards pace in never-ending circles around narrow corridors that resemble a clinica... Read More...

The Dead Lands Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

The Dead Lands hits the ground with a running man, the camera jolting through the forest like a startled bird buzzing from branch to branch. He ducks and weaves... Read More...

Metamorphoses Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

No one can accuse Christophe Honoré of lacking ambition. Since the turn of the millennium, the French director has kept up a prodigious output, diving across to... Read More...

Bypass Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

The tug of war between style and substance sweats and strains only briefly in Bypass. Duane Hopkins’ much anticipated follow-up to 2008’s Better Things loads on... Read More...

Thou Wast Mild and Lovely Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

The naïve and sexually adventurous farmer’s daughter, the mysterious stranger stopped by for the season and the gruff, devious farmer; all stock characters who’... Read More...

Self Made Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

Identities merge, memories disintegrate, roles switch, the smallest action has devastating consequences and no one really knows how to make it right again. More... Read More...

French Riviera Review – BFI London Film Festival Special

A real life incident evocatively dubbed “casino wars” glimmers with cinematic promise. Set on the glamourous French Riviera, it’s a mystery decades in the makin... Read More...