The highs and lows of a mere one-quarter of the films on show at the 54th London Film Festival.
Gerard Depardieu and his support play mad characters in bizarre situations brilliantly but the film is a little too rough around the edges.
3 / 5 | Read
Repugnant characters are matched by eye-rolling direction that arrogantly parades as super-artistic. A pretentious waste of 97 minutes.
1 / 5 | Read
Mike Leigh directs a fine cast in a very believable, entertaining, moving, and funny film.
4 / 5 | Read
A dark, depressing, very explicit tale, this is a clever, intelligent piece of filmmaking and a London Film Festival highlight.
4 / 5 | Read
The opening film of the London Film Festival doesn't get proceedings off to the best of starts...
2 / 5 | Read
Kicking off our London Film Festival coverage, Anton Corbijn directs George Clooney in an attractive but unfortunately predictable thriller.
3 / 5 | Read
Gordon Gekko's back in an over-the-top sequel that lacks substance but it still probably better than expected.
3 / 5 | Read