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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Phil de Semlyen

    5 great London Film Festival screenings you can still get tickets for (opens the original)

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    From a moving Colin Farrell doc to a ‘Top Boy’ star in a true-life Rocky story This year’s BFI London Film Festival kicks off on October 7, bringing 11 days of movies to cinemas in London and cities across the UK. Tickets always go fast but don’t despair if you’ve missed out so far: there’s rush queues to all the screenings and an array of free-to-attend events to enjoy. But there’s also tickets still available to plenty of the more than 200 films, shorts, series and XR works at the festival. He

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Phil de Semlyen

    This small but mighty west London cinema is celebrating its 5th birthday in style next month (opens the original)

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    Acton’s beloved ActOne cinema is throwing a party and everyone’s invited If you could chose a worst possible time to open a London cinema and it wasn’t just before the pandemic, it would have to be just after it. New movie releases were in short supply, keeping/putting the lights on was expensive, and everyone was too busy wrapping up on Tiger King and The Queen’s Gambit to get back into the moviegoing habit. .Yet west London’s ActOne Cinema, which opened in Acton’s old Passmore Edwards library

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Phil de Semlyen

    Exclusive: MUBI’s film festival is coming to London for the first time in November (opens the original)

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    Catch early screenings of buzzy new movies and Oscar prospects at Hackney Picturehouse on November 13-15 – here’s every movie that’s showing The BFI London Film Festival isn’t the only movie game in town this autumn, because MUBI has just announced its first ever film festival in London. The film distributor, production house and streaming service is hosting MUBI FEST London, a three-day mini film fest, at Hackney Picturehouse from November 13-15. On the programme on Friday, November 13 are scre

  4. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Phil de Semlyen

    13 under-the-radar films you don’t want to miss at this year’s London Film Festival (opens the original)

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    Under-the-radar movies to seek out at October’s UK-wide film fest Like Christmas come early for movie-lovers, this year’s BFI London Film Festival is just around the corner. As usual, the festival extends far beyond the capital, with UK-wide cinemas like Broadway in Nottingham and Queen’s Film Theatre in Belfast joining a host of London picture houses – and, of course, the BFI Southbank and Royal Festival Hall – in screening films and hosting or simulcasting all the big galas. So, even if you’re

  5. Article · Sep 21, 2026 · Phil de Semlyen

    Best Movies of 2026 (so far) | Time Out’s Film Editors’ Picks (opens the original)

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    A world in which Sam Raimi is making demonically over-the-top horror comedies is a good place to be – and the Evil Dead legend has found two willing cohorts in Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien for his deranged version of Cast Away. The table-turning premise sees an egregious boss and his down-trodden underling washed up on a remote island where the latter has the survival skills and the former just the lingering sense of entitlement. Cue a blood-soaked and deliriously nasty battle of wills. We k

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