London film festival 2009
Un Prophète leads European film awards nominations
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London film festival 2009: it's a wrap
The 53rd London film festival came to a glittery close last night with the world premiere of Nowhere Boy as organisers celebrated their highest ever audience attendance. Here's a look at the last seven days
This tale of a young John Lennon, torn between his legendary mother and equally formidable aunt, is an accomplished feature debut from Sam Taylor-Wood
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Banned but not on the run at the London film festivalSimon Jeffery: The feature film No One Knows About Persian Cats, showing at the festival tonight, shows an aspect of Tehran rarely seen by the west: its underground live music scene
Un Prophète triumphs at London film festival awards
Jacques Audiard's prison drama hailed as 'a masterpiece' as it takes the festival's inaugural best film prize
The first cinema trip in 40 years
London film festival: Stephen Poliakoff's pre-second world war conspiracy thriller never zips the way it should, but it's still a solid, old-school entertainment
Michael Haneke: 'There is as much evil in us as there is good'
London film festival: Dad's the word…
London film festival family trees
Film family tree: Alexander the LastJoe Swanberg traces the genealogy of his film Alexander the Last, showing at the London film festival from 24 October
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Mugabe and the White African: taking Zimbabwe's plight to the worldMugabe and the White African is a covertly-filmed documentary about a white Zimbabwean family's stand against Robert Mugabe's land reform campaign. Co-director Andrew Thompson reveals how the film was made against enormous odds
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The kids aren't all right in The Boys Are BackHenry Barnes: Child actors can rely on cuteness and clever editing to emerge from action movies and comedy. But, as two films screening at the London film festival show, proper drama is no kindergarten
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Film Weekly goes to the London film festivalJason Solomons and Xan Brooks digest the best of the fest so far. Plus, interviews with the directors of LFF premiere documentary American: The Bill Hicks Story and Made in Jamaica, released this week
1 Day: the stand-in who became the star
Dylan Duffus was working as a Birmingham barber. Then he called the director of a new British film. By Hannah Pool
London film festival family trees
Film family tree: BeeswaxContinuing our series in which directors with features at the London film festival place their work within the context of cinema. Today: Andrew Bujalski, director of Beeswax
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Silents are golden at the London film festivalRonald Bergan: The London film festival is screening three silent classics this year, reminding us just how eloquent dialogue-free movies are capable of being
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London film festival: London Moves MeDave Hill: The London film festival's outdoor screening of historic London transportation films reveals an endless cycle of logjam and innovation
London film festival family trees
Film family tree: Dear Lemon LimaMother Teresa, Sarah Palin and Oprah's Dr Phil – Suzi Yoonessi traces the ancestry of her Alaska-set feature, showing at the London film festival from 25 October
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Film blogMugabe and the White African: taking Zimbabwe's plight to the world
Film blogThe kids aren't all right in The Boys Are Back
