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Daisy-May Hudson and Posy Sterling sat down looking towards the camera in an interview.

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“I was buzzing going into set” – Director Daisy-May Hudson and Star Posy Sterling Talk Lollipop

October 14, 2025 Gavin Spoors

A woman covered in blood and meat in a scene from Meat Kills

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“Movies don’t have to be easy to watch” – Martijn Smits On Fantastic Fest Hit Meat Kills

October 14, 2025 Ariel Powers-Schaub

Craig and O'Connor in the church at the heart of Wake Up Dead Man

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Comedic Macabre Mystery, Johnson’s Best Yet – Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (London Film Festival Review)

October 13, 2025 Katie Hogan

Emmanuelle Mattana and Melissa Gan in Sophie Somerville's Fwends

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A Socially Draining But Intimately Real Portrayal of Female Friendships – Fwends (London Film Festival Review)

October 13, 2025 Rehana Nurmahi

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“The way my grandma looked at it was shocking to me” — Akashi Director Mayumi Yoshida on the Generational Dilemma of Love

October 13, 2025 Nick Lay

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Subtle Horror, Limited Thriller – Exit 8 (London Film Festival Review)

October 13, 2025 Katie Hogan

Mélissa Boros stands in the Red Wind in Alpha

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Will Break The Stoniest Heart – Alpha (London Film Festival 2025)

October 13, 2025 Matt Goddard

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A Bold New Filmmaker – Fucktoys (London Film Festival 2025)

October 12, 2025 Paul Klein

Two women chat on a bed in Songs of Forgotten Trees

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Humdrum Moments Of Loveliness – Songs Of Forgotten Trees (London Film Festival 2025)

October 12, 2025 Puja Nandi

Lucien Frued and Kate Moss lie in the grass in Moss & Freud

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Too Small A Canvas – Moss & Freud (London Film Festival 2025)

October 12, 2025 Matt Goddard

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“It’s certainly not a sports movie” — The Track Director Ryan Sidhoo On Coming-Of-Age At 120KM Per Hour

October 12, 2025 Nick Lay

Director Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor sat on a chair holding a microphone

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“It’s to highlight how ridiculous the system is” – Director Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor Discusses Dreamers

October 12, 2025 Gavin Spoors

Festivals

“I was buzzing going into set” – Director Daisy-May Hudson and Star Posy Sterling Talk Lollipop

“Movies don’t have to be easy to watch” – Martijn Smits On Fantastic Fest Hit Meat Kills

Comedic Macabre Mystery, Johnson’s Best Yet – Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery (London Film Festival Review)

A Socially Draining But Intimately Real Portrayal of Female Friendships – Fwends (London Film Festival Review)

“The way my grandma looked at it was shocking to me” — Akashi Director Mayumi Yoshida on the Generational Dilemma of Love

Subtle Horror, Limited Thriller – Exit 8 (London Film Festival Review)

Will Break The Stoniest Heart – Alpha (London Film Festival 2025)

A Bold New Filmmaker – Fucktoys (London Film Festival 2025)

Humdrum Moments Of Loveliness – Songs Of Forgotten Trees (London Film Festival 2025)

Too Small A Canvas – Moss & Freud (London Film Festival 2025)

“It’s certainly not a sports movie” — The Track Director Ryan Sidhoo On Coming-Of-Age At 120KM Per Hour

“It’s to highlight how ridiculous the system is” – Director Joy Gharoro-Akpojotor Discusses Dreamers

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Improves On The Formula In Every Way – The Creep Tapes Season 2 (TV Review)

Pervasively Creepy And Utterly Unique – Keeper (Film Review)

“We’re definitely adding some solid ground in this season” – Patrick Brice On The Creep Tapes Season Two

A Disturbing Horror Icon Is Born – Pearl (4K Review)

A Gentle Study Of Change – Becoming Human (London Film Festival 2025)

A Reaction To The Dwindling Era of Television – Pluribus Season 1 (TV Review)

A Tender Portrait Of Care And Connection – Dragonfly (Film Review)

An Enlightening Search For Truth – Exhibition On Screen: Caravaggio (Film Review)