4.7

BFI London Film Festival Review: Call Me By Your Name

Raj RudolphOctober 17, 2017

If Call Me By Your Name doesn't get a Best Picture Oscar nomination this year, then really, the film industry needs a massive reboot...

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3.9

BFI London Film Festival Review: Mindhunter New TV Series on Netflix

Raj RudolphOctober 16, 2017

If you're looking for a new TV series to sink your teeth into, then definitely give Mindhunter a go on Netflix. Seriously sexy and gripping.

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4.6

BFI London Film Festival Review: My Friend Dahmer

Raj RudolphOctober 14, 2017

If anything, My Friend Dahmer could serve as a warning sign of the effects of alcoholism, depression and unattended mental health, if not taken seriously.

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4.4

BFI London Film Festival Review: Good Time

Raj RudolphOctober 14, 2017

Good Time is bonkers in every sense. If you love films that aren't what they seem, then you'll love this misadventure by directors Josh and Benny Safdie.

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3.9

BFI London Film Festival Review: Beach Rats

Raj RudolphOctober 14, 2017

If you've ever struggled with trying to come out in an unsupportive, heteronormative toxic environment, Beach Rats will resonate deeply with you.

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4.2

BFI London Film Festival Review: Brigsby Bear

Raj RudolphSeptember 27, 2017

You'll leave Brigsby Bear with tears of laughter as this film is one of the most original and fun movies of the year, involving child kidnapping.

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4.6

BFI London Film Festival Review: Ingrid Goes West

Raj RudolphSeptember 22, 2017

A comedic take on Single White Female. You'll roll your eyes at how ridiculous real LA life can be and the insecurities that plague the Instagram obsessed.

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BFI London Film Festival Review: King Cobra

Raj RudolphOctober 27, 2016

Perhaps you've seen the salacious trailer already. Maybe you haven't. But if it's one thing I can tell you about King Cobra, it's definitely a movie that you're...

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BFI London Film Festival Review: Playground (Plac Zabaw)

Raj RudolphOctober 23, 2016

Plac Zabaw aka Playground (in English) was the toast of the most recent Polish Film Festival with it's director taking home a best director accolade. It was...

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BFI London Film Festival Review: The Pass

Raj RudolphOctober 23, 2016

Make no mistake, if you're a fan of Russell Tovey and his awkwardly adorable acting (and cute dumbo ears) - spanning from Being Human to Looking - you're pr...

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BFI London Film Festival Review: I Am Not A Serial Killer

Raj RudolphOctober 20, 2016

I have to admit, I was a little perturbed at myself for missing the new Billy O'Brien film "I Am Not A Serial Killer" at SXSW this year, but given the chanc...

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