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Wes Anderson: interview

Dave Calhoun meets Wes Anderson, one of the few directors to gain credibility by making an advert and the director of ‘The Darjeeling Limited’, which closed this year's London Film Festival.

 

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The Darjeeling Limited

The Darjeeling Limited

Wes Anderson's suitably deadpan fifth film takes in Indian rail travel and male neuroses

Things We Lost in the Fire

Dane Susanne Bier heads to the big leagues for this US debut

Juno

Hipster US indie about a 16-year old dealing with pregnancy

Lions for Lambs

Robert Redford's ‘Lions for Lambs’ should perhaps have been called ‘Politics for Dummies’

Silent Light

Carlos Reygadas' sublime enquiry into love and religion

I'm Not There

Dylan biopic with an experimental twist from Todd Haynes

Into the Wild

Sean Penn’s fourth film as writer-director is an odd sort

Sicko

Michael Moore places the US healthcare system in his crosshairs


The LFF Blog

The LFF Blog: Day Eight

The LFF Blog: Day Eight

Time Out report on the weekend's activities at this year's festival, with Christian Bale and Harmony Korine

The LFF Blog: Day Seven

David Jenkins offers highlights from the past week at the LFF and gives his tips for a film-packed second weekend

The LFF Blog: Day Six

Time Out exclusively reveal the Surprise Film at this year's London Film Festival...

The LFF Blog: Day Five

When David Lynch and Donovan took to the stage at BFI Southbank, David Jenkins was intrigued and bemused

The LFF Blog: Day Four

Dave Calhoun joins Tom Cruise and Robert Redford at the world premiere of ‘Lions for Lambs’ at the London Film Festival

The LFF Blog: Day Three

Dave Calhoun reports on an extremely hectic opening weekend at this year's London Film Festival

The LFF Blog: Day Two

David Jenkins goes to see the new film by 'Beat' Takeshi Kitano, 'Glory to the Filmmaker'. It's good, but not great.


Top stories

LFF: Experimenta Avant-Garde Weekend

LFF: Experimenta Avant-Garde Weekend

Gareth Evans explores the imaginative landscapes of the LFF's Experimenta Avant-Garde Weekend

Steve Buscemi Masterclass

Eleni Stefanou reports from an LFF film masterclass given by actor/director Steve Buscemi

Wes Anderson: interview

Dave Calhoun meets Wes Anderson whose film ‘The Darjeeling Limited’ closes this year's LFF

Withnail & I reunite at LFF

It’s been 20 years since everyone’s favourite fine-wine-guzzling thesps went on holiday ‘by mistake’. With Richard E Grant and Paul McGann...

Michael Haneke: interview

Dave Calhoun talks to Michael Haneke about the American remake of his horrifying ‘Funny Games’.

David Cronenberg: interview

David Cronenberg talks to Dave Calhoun about his favourite London-set films

Julian Schnabel: interview

Dave Calhoun talks to Julian Schnabel about why he loves the London Film Festival






Top Stories

The ultimate 'Harry Potter' crib sheet

The ultimate 'Harry Potter' crib sheet

Our resident potter professor, Wally Hammond, offers the ultimate introduction to 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince'

Bruno is here!

Bruno is here!

Sacha Baron Cohen hits the streets as Austria's premiere gay fashionista in 'Bruno'. Read our review of the film plus see the pics from our cover shoot

Lars von Trier's 'Antichrist': joke or masterpiece?

Lars von Trier's 'Antichrist': joke or masterpiece?

Dave Calhoun invites seven experts to watch Lars von Trier's latest and share their reactions

Classic Film Club: 'Smiles of a Summer Night'

Classic Film Club: 'Smiles of a Summer Night'

Each week Tom Huddleston watches a classic film he's never seen before. The rules are simple: each film must be considered a masterpiece and each must be completely new to him.

Has Michael Mann lost it?

Has Michael Mann lost it?

Adam Lee Davies mourns the passing of a major Hollywood talent as Michael Mann's 'Public Enemies' sees the great director running on empty

Why 'Ice Age 3' is really for adults

Why 'Ice Age 3' is really for adults

Tom Huddleston takes a look at a selection of films which bring adult problems to a pre-teen audience

Is this Summer 2009's best film?

Is this Summer 2009's best film?

The French filmmaker Claire Denis speaks to Dave Calhoun about her new film, '35 Shots of Rum', a tender portrait of a father-daughter relationship in Paris

Outdoor film screenings in London 2009

Outdoor film screenings in London 2009

Derek Adams offers a guide to the best places to see films outside in London this summer

50 essential sci-fi films

50 essential sci-fi films

With 'Star Trek' making serious waves, we thought it would be a perfect time to select 50 must-see sci-fi films






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