BFI London Film Festival
REVIEW ‘The Intruder’: Horror, Joy and a Topnotch Cast
The Intruder (2020, directed by Natalia Meta, originally titled El Prófugo) is one of a handful of Latin American films... Read Article
REVIEW The Way He Looks
Teenage love is a simply complicated thing, and Brazilian director Daniel Ribeiro’s The Way He Looks does not muddle its... Read Article
REVIEW Wild Tales
The fourth chapter of Damián Szifron’s Wild Tales (Relatos Salvajes) opens with the light of a head torch. Argentinian megastar... Read Article
REVIEW Güeros
Güeros (Mexican slang for a person with light hair) is the new film from Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios that has... Read Article
REVIEW Mr Kaplan
Mr Kaplan is the latest offering from Uruguayan director Álvaro Brechner (Bad Day to Go Fishing) which screened at the... Read Article
S&C at the BFI London Film Festival: the Latin American Contingent
Latin American filmmaking is reasonably well-represented at this year’s BFI London Film Festival, with around twenty films from the region... Read Article
Latin American Cinema at the BFI London Film Festival 2011
The full schedule is in for the 55th BFI London Film Festival and there’s a fine selection of Latin American... Read Article
REVIEW South American Films at the BFI London Film Festival Part Two (Patagonia and It’s Your Fault)
This is our second review of some of the South American films that were showing as part of the 54th... Read Article
REVIEW South American Films at the BFI London Film Festival Part One (Revolución, The Lips, Waste Land and The Call)
BFI’s London Film Festival is one of the most important film festivals in the world. Now in its 54th edition... Read Article
Quick Guide to South American films at the London Film Festival
The 54th BFI London Film Festival is running from October 13th to 28th. There is a fine range of South... Read Article