FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A dog groomer is groomed to commit crime this week in Dogman and young inventors shine in Science Fair. Nicolas Cage plays a man out for vengeance in Mandy and seven strangers meet for Bad Times At The El Royale. An unemployed man finds a new direction in Sink - we spoke with director Mark Gillis - while a woman grows suspicious about her own past in Nancy and life in a Hungarian village reflects the troubles of 1945. All this, plus we're bringing you news and reviews from the London Film Festival, and we still have reviews coming in from the New York Film Festival and the San Diego International Film Festival.
A road trip to the heart of the Angolan War is considered in hybrid documentary Another Day Of Life… Link
'You cannot reach the weirdness of reality' - Dogtooth co-writer Efthymis Filippou in Valencia Link #LaNostra
A mobster's sugar baby flirts with a stranger on Holiday Link
"I find it so moving and wonderful" - Dolly Wells on Can You Ever Forgive Me? Link
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Last Year In Marienbad
DVD Review
Jackie Chan's Police Story And Police Story 2
Blu-Ray Review
FESTIVALS
We're bringing you all the latest from the London Film Festival, which features Colette among its headline galas. We spoke to writer/director Wash Westmoreland about it.
We have coverage of the Mostra De Valencia and Made In Prague coming soon.
We've recently been at the New York Film Festival and the San Diego International Film Festival.
'You cannot reach the weirdness of reality' Screenwriter Efthymis Filippou on his career, collaborations and approach to film
Cover story Dolly Wells on directing Emily Mortimer, bookshops, and Jane Curtin and Melissa McCarthy in Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Reacting to the camera Ruth Beckermann on the Waldheim family, historians, archive footage and The Waldheim Waltz
Rhapsody in red Peter Strickland on dreaming through films and In Fabric
Finding strength Janae Marie Kroczaleski on bodybuilding, gender transition and Transformer
CCA to reopen Iconic Glasgow film and event hub is back after fire
We're bringing you all the latest news and reviews from the London Film Festival.
We're looking forward to Made In Prague and DOC NYC, the Dunoon Film Festival and Welsh horror spectacular Abertoir.
We've recently been covering the New York Film Festival and the San Diego International Film Festival, and the San Sebastian Film Festival.
Read our full archive for recent coverage.
Visit our festivals section.
