American Honey, Under the Shadow and I, Daniel Blake dominate BIFAs
Andrea Arnold’s American Honey Andrea Arnold’s first American film has won four awards at the British Independent Film Awards. As well as Best
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The Unknown Girl – Review
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Allied – Review
DIRECTED BY: Robert Zemeckis – FEATURING: Brad Pitt, Marion Cotillard, Anton Lesser, August Diehl, Daniel Betts, Fleur Poad, Jared Harris, Lizzy Caplan, Marion Bailey, Matthew Goode, Simon McBurney, Thierry Frémont, Vincent Ebrahim
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Bad Santa 2 – Review
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Arrival – Review
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Nocturnal Animals – Review
DIRECTED BY: Tom Ford – FEATURING: Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Andrea Riseborough, Armie Hammer, Karl Glusman, Laura Linney, Michael Sheen, Robert Aramayo, Zawe Ashton
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I, Daniel Blake & American Honey lead BIFA nominations
Hayley Squires & Dave Johns are among I, Daniel Blake’s BIFA nominees Two British films that took their bow in Cannes – including
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The Light Between Oceans – Review
DIRECTED BY: Derek Cianfrance – FEATURING: Alicia Vikander, Michael Fassbender, Rachel Weisz, Anthony Hayes, Benedict Hardie, Bryan Brown, Emily Barclay, Florence Clery, Garry McDonald, Gerald Bryan, Jack Thompson, Jane Menelaus, Jonathan Wagstaff, Leon Ford, Peter McCauley, Stephen Ure, Thomas Unger
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Doctor Strange – Review
DIRECTED BY: Scott Derrickson – FEATURING: Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Wong, Benjamin Bratt, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Mads Mikkelsen, Michael Stuhlbarg, Rachel McAdams, Scott Adkins, Stan Lee, Tilda Swinton
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I, Daniel Blake – Review
DIRECTED BY: Ken Loach – FEATURING: Dave Johns, Hayley Squires, Briana Shann, Dylan McKiernan, Sharon Percy
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Jack Reacher: Never Go Back – Review
DIRECTED BY: Edward Zwick – FEATURING: Tom Cruise, Aldis Hodge, Austin Hébert, Billy Slaughter, Cobie Smulders, Danika Yarosh, Holt McCallany, Jason Douglas, Patrick Heusinger, Robert Catrini, Robert Knepper, Teri Wyble
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What’s Worth Seeing from the 2016 London Film Festival
With nearly 250 feature films to choose from over twelve days at the London Film Festival, poor old Maria Duarte has really run
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Diversity reigns at the London Film Festival Awards
The awards handed out by the London Film Festival are known as the London Star The London Film Festival has failed to give
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Harrison Ford injury film company fined £1.6m
A film production company that admitted health and safety breaches over an accident that crushed the actor Harrison Ford’s leg on the set
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Blood Father – Review
DIRECTED BY: Jean-Francois Richet – FEATURING: Mel Gibson, Dale Dickey, Diego Luna, Erin Moriarty, Michael Parks, Miguel Sandoval, Raoul Trujillo, William H Macy
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The Girl on the Train – Review
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What’s Worth Seeing at the London Film Festival 2016
The London Film Festival Director Clare Stewart tells us What’s Worth Seeing at LFF 2016
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The Shepherd, Gozo and Selling Isobel among Raindance winners
The Shepherd won three awards Spanish language films have dominated this year’s Raindance Film Festival awards, with The Shepherd taking three prizes –
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Return to Raindance: why film-makers keep coming back
Film festivals often have a family feel, with the same directors returning again and again. Ken Loach, Joel Coen and Mike Leigh are among many Cannes regulars and Britain’s biggest independent film festival, Raindance, is no different. What’s Worth Seeing meets three directors who’ve returned to Raindance.
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The Girl with all the Gifts – Review
DIRECTED BY: Colm McCarthy – FEATURING: Gemma Arterton, Glenn Close, Paddy Considine, Sennia Nanua, Anamaria Marinca, Anthony Welsh, Dominique Tipper, Fisayo Akinade
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