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One of LFF's most exciting recent additions, this virtual and augmented reality exhibit has mind-altering potential.

One of Korea's most celebrated filmmakers, Director Kim opens up about the philosophy behind good filmmaking and what he's given up to achieve it.

As the London Film Festival wraps another action-packed year, we take a look at which films took home top prizes.

Warwick Thornton talks about the making of his film The New Boy and his collaboration with producer and star Cate Blanchett.

Garth Davis' third feature can't be saved by its charismatic stars Saoirse Ronan and Paul Mescal

Randall Park's adaptation of Adrian Tomine's graphic novel finds value in the grey areas.

Andrew Haigh's queer drama is devastating, and all the more beautiful for it.

Korean maestro Kim Jee-woon's latest is a wacky comedy that stretches itself a bit too thin.

Continuing his 1980s Proletariat series, Aki Kaurismaki's socially conscious rom-com feels strangely stuck in time while tiptoeing around Ukraine.

We know about the heavy hitters, but what else is there to be discovered at London's major film festival this year?