Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut is a heartfelt, hilarious love letter to community theatre, led by exceptional performances from Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti.
London Film Festival
This Ink review was made possible by Popped attending a Press and Industry screening at the 70th BFI London Film…
Read our review for Laika and Travis Knight’s fantasy epic ‘Wildwood’ releasing in cinemas on October 23.
Our Josephine review finds Beth de Araújo’s harrowing drama, led by Mason Reeves, Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan, one of 2026’s best films.
Apple has released the first teaser for Siân Heder’s ‘Being Heumann’ ahead of its BFI London Film Festival Gala screenings and November Apple TV release.
Political drama ‘Heysel 85’ will have its UK premiere at the 70th BFI London Film Festival on October 15 ahead of a November 20 cinema release.
Seven films join the London Film Festival 2026 line-up, alongside new Screen Talks with Robert Eggers and Javier Bardem.
Planning a trip to London Film Festival 2026? Here’s your guide to booking dates, ticket prices, discounted tickets and making the most of your visit.
Not only is Hamnet Chloe Zhao’s best film, Hamnet is the best film of the year with down-to-earth performances that feel out-of-this world; a realistic script which also serves as a fascinating character study on love, loss, grief and all the emotions that accompany it.
Sydney Sweeney delivers a career-best performance in David Michôd’s ‘Christy’, a harrowing portrait of abuse, identity, and survival that transcends the boxing genre.
An unexpected surprise, Daniel Roher’s ‘Tuner’, becomes one of the stronger films of the 69th London Film Festival.
Ralph Fiennes leads ‘The Choral’, a heartfelt wartime drama from Nicholas Hytner and Alan Bennett about music, grief, and community in 1916 Yorkshire.
‘Wasteman’ is a gripping UK prison thriller starring Tom Blyth and David Jonsson that delivers tension, power struggles, and standout performances ahead of its 2026 theatrical release.
‘After the Hunt’ sees Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield lead Luca Guadagnino’s divisive drama about truth and morality, but its strong performances can’t save a muddled script.
This review was made possible by Popped attending a Press and Industry screening for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives…
During the BFI Flare Film Festival, Popped spoke with ‘Lakeview’ writer/director Tara Thorne about the film, its queerness and more.
Our review of ‘We Live in Time’, starring Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh, now playing in limited theaters in the US with a release in the UK soon.
We review ‘Blitz’, the upcoming Steve McQueen movie, as part of our London Film Festival coverage.