@middaymatinees.bsky.socialWe’ll have multiple pieces each week for the rest of October thanks to #lff #londonfilmfestival & #horroctober (h/t @princecharlescinema.com), with one film that qualifies for both.
£1.00 a month for most of this stuff, with a free tier for a taste of it. #filmsky
@nathanfrancis79.bsky.social#InTheShadows #Film #Review – true tale of #RamlaAli’s remarkable rise through the #boxing ranks is a knockout
#JasmineJobson goes the distance as the #British-Somalian boxer battling pain from her past and her family’s disapproval
@whatgoodrnotebooks.bsky.socialIt begins! (for me, two days late) #lff
@bina007.bsky.socialThe problem with Alex Gibney’s new Elon Musk doc is that if you are interested enough in this topic to commit four hours to it, you will already know everything in this doc.
Review:
@theprofrog.bsky.socialI just watched Alex Gibney’s 4-hour Musk doc at the #LFF and the man next to me ate 5 bags of crisps, including 2 sorties for more crisps. Seemed an integral part of the immersive Musk universe
@magentabias.bsky.social#LFF Elsinore - Andrew Scott really takes this to the next level with another extraordinary, heartbreaking performance
@mattbrothers.bsky.socialEnjoyed #PaperTiger today at #LFF but I swear there was a scene where Miles Teller calls Adam Driver "Adam" (his character's name is Gary). Did I just misremember this or did they leave in a dud take? Wild either way.
@stsandym.bsky.social@lffstubs.bsky.social LFF tickets for sale:
1 ticket for Possible Love. Sunday 11th Oct 5.15pm. Royal Festival Hall. £24
2 tickets for Prima Facie. Saturday 17th Oct 11:00am. Royal Festival Hall. £18 each
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@lostinvhs.bsky.socialThe first of four London Film Festival films I'm booked to see. #LFF
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@marksearby.comExcited for tonight's #LFF film.
@joshbullin.bsky.socialSelling 1 #LFF ticket for All of a Sudden! Gutted to be missing!
Sat 10th October, 18:45
BFI Southbank, Row G32
£18 FV
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@bitoclass.uk#LFF screening 3: 'Call Your Bluff' – British comedy short films
★★★★☆
A good mix of eight shorts*, ranging from 2½ to 4 stars each. A highlight was Sally Phillips as a will-writing solicitor bringing a bit too much imagination to the task, in A Twist Of Hate.
@bitoclass.uk#LFF film 2: No Good Men
★★★★★
I really liked this feminist drama set in Kabul in the run-up to the US leaving Afghanistan and the Taliban taking control