BFI London Film Festival 2026: Concrete Turned to Sand
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2026 BFI London Film Festival Review – The Liberation
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 2026 BFI London Film Festival Review – The Liberation The Liberation, 2026.Directed by Guy Nattiv. Starring Carrie Coon, Tracey Letts, Lily James, Bella Ramsey, and Odessa Young.SYNOPSIS:Rita, a mother escaping the weight of a harrowing past, finds solace in a secluded all-women’s cult – but when her daughters arrive she must choose between the freedom she’s found and the life she left behind. Base…
BFI London Film Festival 2026: Concrete Turned to Sand
Writers and Directors: Jessica Johnson and Ryan Ermacora Fans of slow cinema and/or oyster farming will appreciate this 70-minute documentary, but it’s unlikely to draw in a wider audience. It’s all beautifully shot on 35mm, but we learn precious little about oysters or the people who catch them. Using a static camera, Jessica Johnson and [...]
A Common Story - BFI London Film Festival Review
Erika (Alba Rohrwacher), Mauro (Guido Caprino) and Irene (Ksenia Borzak) are a happy family of three. Then Erika and Mauro drop Irene off to begin university, and everything changes. A Common Story follows the husband and wife over the course of a year, as they try and work out what their lives will look like…
Sumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing | 2026 London BFI Film Festival Review
A Heavy Toll: Shirai’s Artful Take on the Body Shattering Sumo Tradition Honors the Form Gaining access to Japan’s most traditional and one of their most gruelling sports, Sumo: Spirit Weighs Nothing flirts with revolutionary documentary ideas surrounding the age-old practice of sumo wrestling. Filmmaker Erik Shirai, usually found in the camera department, showcases his keen eye here with a beautifully shot and composed examination of the sacrif…
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