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5 things to watch this weekend - 29 September to 1 October
Humans go to war with AI, the erotic thriller gets a new spin, and Wes Anderson drops four new short films. 29 September 2023 By Sam Wigley Where’s it on? Cinemas nationwide, including BFI IMAX This latest sci-fi epic from Godzilla (2014) and Rogue One (2016) director Gareth Edwards channels both 1980s James Cameron and classic Vietnam war movies as it imagines a global war between humans and artificial intelligence in the 2050s.
10 great hitman films
As new films from David Fincher and Richard Linklater centre the work of a paid assassin, we track the history of hitmen on screen. 29 September 2023 By Brogan Morris In cinema, the dirty business of killing for cash can seem almost glamorous.
3 to see at LFF: films from the Middle East and North Africa
Isra Al Kassi recommends three hot tickets from the Middle East and North African selection at this year’s BFI London Film Festival. 29 September 2023 By Isra Al Kassi Strange, unexplained phenomena have started to occur which might suggest the end of the world. But, meanwhile, heavily pregnant Itto is seeking to reunite with her husband and his family. On a road trip to rejoin them, she meets people from communities who’ve been left behind, blaming the greediness of the Moroccan elite.
3 to see at LFF: Nordic films
Three hot tickets from the Nordic selection at this year’s festival, including a reunion for Lukas Moodysson’s classic commune tale Together and a scorching Mediterranean noir. 26 September 2023 By Sarah Lutton It’s 1999. Göran and Klasse – the two remaining, rather lonely, members of the once vibrant Swedish commune ‘Together’ – decide to host a reunion with their former collective friends.
What to watch at LFF: icy visions and the best new Nordic cinema
The range of films, series and XR titles from Nordic creatives at this year’s BFI London Film Festival straddles a wide spectrum of genres across the LFF’s strands. We have new discoveries, including the world premiere of writer-director Ami-ro Sköld’s prescient live action-animation hybrid The Store, and Maya Nilo (Laura), a vibrant Volvo-driven first feature from Lovisa Sirén.
Last and First Men
Iceland, 2019 70 mins Cert TBC Dir Jóhann Jóhannsson Music Jóhann Jóhannsson, Yair Elazar Glotman With Tilda Swinton Two billion years ahead of us, a future race of humans finds itself on the verge of extinction.
Three to see at LFF 2015 if you like... Scandinavian films
Explore the full LFF programme The new film from an established director… Men and Chicken Men and Chicken (2015) What’s it about? A deathbed revelation from the man they knew as their father sends oddball brothers Elias and Gabriel to the weird and wonderful island of Ork to try and discover who they actually are. The island is populated with, shall we say, some very ‘unusual’ people whose moral compass has almost spun off the dial.
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