FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A marriage unravels this week in The Nest, a girl tries to keep her mother's absence a secret in Rocks - see what writer and director Theresa Ikoko and Sarah Gavron had to say about it - and punk reggae protest movement Rock Against Racism is profiled in White Riot. Two most excellent dudes are called upon to save the universe in Bill And Ted Face The Music, while three teenagers drive to a festival in Summerland and a mixed race, same sex couple move to the wrong small town in Spiral. A remote prairie settler is haunted by The Wind, a preacher faces family conflict in Luz: The Flower Of Evil - see our interview with director Juan Diego Escobar Alzate - and there's a virtual rerelease for werewolf comedy Dog Soldiers. Police look for a scapegoat in Bong Joon-ho's Memories Of Murder, while an amnesiac man tries to solve a crime he may have committed in Killed My Wife. All this, plus we're bringing you news and reviews from the Venice Film Festival, the New York Film Festival, the San Sebastian Film Festival and the Taiwan Film Festival Edinburgh.
Guests discuss death, the Antichrist, history and rule, progress and morality in Malmkrog Link #NYFF
"This hopefully will inspire people to say, ‘Hey, I can do that'" - Ruben Pla on The Horror Crowd Link #Grimmfest
Immigrant women who married Taiwanese men discuss their misfortunes in Out/Marriage Link #TaiwanFFE
Friends take a road rip along the California coast to find the one who got away in She's In Portland Link
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FESTIVALS
Check out our latest weekly column, the Stay-At-Home Seven, which suggests films you can watch on UK TV or streaming services in the coming days. We've also got a Streaming Spotlight on winners from San Sebastian, where Never Rarely Sometimes Always will screen this year. We're also bringing you reviews from the New York Film Festival and the Taiwan Film Festival Edinburgh.
The insider Ruben Pla on moving from acting to directing with The Horror Crowd
Streaming Spotlight - San Sebastian Shell winners This week we're focusing on films that took home the top prizes in Spain
Dressing the part Steve McQueen, Amarah-Jae St. Aubyn and Micheal Ward on the costumes in Lovers Rock
Fragmented memories Sabrina Mertens and Jan Fabi on capturing something amiss in Time Of Moulting
Stay-At-Home Seven: September 14 to 20 This week's selection of films to catch on TV and streaming services
New York Film Festival Free Talks line-up revealed Steve McQueen and Joyce Carol Oates among speakers
We're bringing you news, reviews and interviews from the Venice Film Festival, the New York Film Festival, the San Sebastian Film Festival and the Taiwan Film Festival Edinburgh.
We're looking forward to the Scottish Queer International Film Festival, Manchester's Grimmfest and the London Film Festival.
We've recently been covering the Fantasia International Film Festival, London.horror festival Frightfest and LGBTQ+ festival Outfest LA.
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