Fighting Endometriosis: The Pain Women Endure

Emma Barnett: Fighting Endometriosis is a documentary where the Today presenter shines a light on a condition one in ten women in the UK have. Despite how common endometriosis is, it is a condition that is misunderstood. In the UK, the average time to receive a diagnosis for an endometriosis is nine years and four […]

Beneath the Blue: Revisiting Moonlight Ten Years On

There are films you remember enjoying in cinema, some you admire for the technical craft, the scale and spectacle and then there are films which meet you at different points of your life, which reveal something new about you, or the film itself. Barry Jenkin’s second directorial feature, Moonlight, belongs to the latter. Nine years […]

LFF 2026 Artificial Review – The Future Is Here, and It’s Terrifying ★★★★.5

There seems to be a new ChatGPT trend everyday. Maybe it’s asking it to reimagine what you would look like in the 80s or generating images of what it thinks about you based on your inputs. Some people use it in place of friends or as therapists. A friend of mine consulted it for film […]

LFF 2026: Primetime Review- To Catch a Rating ★★★★★

What are the boundaries between news and entertainment? Suzanne Collins famously was inspired to write The Hunger Games after surfing television late at night, watching reality television and news coverage of the Iraq War. In an age where the news cycle is 24/7 and the lines between news and entertainment increasingly become blurred thanks to […]

Our Most Anticipated London Film Festival Titles

It’s the time of year, where cinephiles across the UK start a new spreadsheet or word doc to plan for the event of the year… London Film Festival! Beginning in 1957, this year marks the Festival’s 70th edition. The line-up was revealed on the 2nd of September and features films across a range of countries […]