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Tuesday, 11 October 2016

LFF 6: Preach it, brother

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Tonight's red carpet at the 60th London Film Festival was for The Birth of a Nation , a biopic about Nat Turner, who led a slave revo...
Monday, 10 October 2016

LFF 5: Stare into the abyss

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Amy Adams was on hand to lend some Hollywood glamour to the red carpet for the 60th London Film Festival tonight - with the gala screening...
Sunday, 9 October 2016

LFF 4: Take on the establishment

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After launching the festival with his opening film A United Kingdom on Wednesday, David Oyelowo was back out again tonight for the premie...
Saturday, 8 October 2016

LFF 3: Can't stop this feeling

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There's no pause for the weekends for journalists covering the 60th BFI London Film Festival . In fact, it feels a bit more intense, p...
Friday, 7 October 2016

LFF 2: Looking for trouble

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The 60th London Film Festival demonstrated its size today with a blinding array of screenings all over the city. And in the press zone, o...
Thursday, 6 October 2016

LFF 1: Unroll the carpet

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The 60th London Film Festival kicked off last night with the UK premiere of Amma Asante's biopic A United Kingdom . Rosamund Pike (abo...
Tuesday, 4 October 2016

Critical Week: Off the rails

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The best film screened this week was easily the Korean action horror Train to Busan , a nonstop thrill ride of a movie that keeps you hold...
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Rich Cline
London, England, United Kingdom
A freelance writer, editor and designer; Golden Globes voter; former chair of the London Critics' Circle Film Awards; member of Galeca, Online Film Critics Society and Fipresci; has covered eight Olympic Games and film festivals on six continents. Friends call him Jack. It's not a very long story.
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