A platonic Rom-Com played out remotely. Simon Roger Key is impresses by the chemistry of Langua Lessons at the London Film Fest
Reviews
Mark Cousins | The Storms of Jeremy Thomas
Mark Cousins’ documentary The Storms of Jeremy Thomas is “90 minutes of two cinephiles in a car discussing cinema”
Ali & Ava | Authentic, multicultural Britains in triumphant film
There’s hardship, abuse and racism, but Simon Roger Key ultimately found hope in Clio Barnard’s triumphant Ali & Ava
Sundown | Tim Roth magnificent in Franco’s challenging film
Tim Roth is magnificent as lacklustre company in Sundown, directed by Michel Franco. Simon Roger Key reviews it at the Toronto Film Festival
Cowboys | Anna Kerrigan’s Western is layered with empathy
Anna Kerrigan’s Cowboys takes the traditional genre and embues it with strong performances and inspiring, eye-opening empthay