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London film festival 2021

January 2022

  • (L to R) Caitriona Balfe as "Ma", Jamie Dornan as "Pa", Judi Dench as "Granny", Jude Hill as "Buddy", and Lewis McAskie as "Will" in director Kenneth Branagh's BELFAST, a Focus Features release. Credit : Rob Youngson / Focus Features

    Peter Bradshaw's film of the week
    Belfast review – Kenneth Branagh’s euphoric eulogy to his home city

    Nightmarishness meets nostalgia as Jamie Dornan and Judi Dench star in a scintillating Troubles-era coming-of-age tale

October 2021

  • Child pops out of car sunroof in a still from Hit the Road

    Iranian family road trip movie wins top prize at London film festival

  • Film still: Neil Maskell in BULL (Signature Entertainment) [5]

    Bull review – a gangland revenge shocker with Neil Maskell on vicious form

  • Yasmin Warsame and Ombar Abdi in The Gravedigger's Wife.

    ‘I wanted this film to be 100% Somali’: the fight to make The Gravedigger’s Wife

  • All systems go … a still from Laika, Asif Kapadia’s VR film about the Soviet canine cosmonaut.

    ‘You are the dog in space’: inside Asif Kapadia’s new VR short, Laika

  • I made a film that’s designed to be lost – and that’s not so different from Netflix

    Charlie Shackleton

  • The Harder They Fall review – Idris Elba rides into trouble in garishly violent western

  • ‘People of colour were less than human’: how The Harder They Fall redefines the western

  • London film festival 2021: Peter Bradshaw’s top 10 picks

  • Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs
    Streaming: at home with the 2021 London film festival

September 2021

  • Woman holds side of her head in fright with mouth open

    Rediscovered 1931 film Europa to get world premiere in London

    Festival to show anti-fascist masterpiece by surrealists Stefan and Franciszka Themerson
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