London Film Festival 2013 Preview
Hannah Patterson previews this year’s London Film Festival highlights.
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Hannah Patterson previews this year’s London Film Festival highlights.
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Hannah Patterson reports on the best – and the rest – of this year’s Sheffield doc/fest.
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Hannah Patterson previews 2013’s Sheffield Doc/Fest
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Hannah Patterson reports on the 56th London Film Festival.
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Hannah Patterson previews this year’s London Film Festival
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Hannah Patterson reports from Sheffield doc/fest
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Dubbed ‘the Cannes for documentary people’, Hannah Patterson previews this year’s Sheffield doc/fest
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Hannah Patterson previews the forthcoming BFI Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.
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The 55th London Film Festival starts today. Hannah Patterson previews the highlights.
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Hannah Patterson reports on the highlights of this year’s Sheffield DocFest
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Hannah Patterson previews the forthcoming Sheffield Doc/Fest
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Hannah Patterson discusses two unconventional British films showing at this year’s London Film Festival – The Arbor and Self Made.
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With less than a month to go before the start of the BFI’s 54th London Film Festival, Hannah Patterson is looking forward this year’s celebration of celluloid.
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What’s up, doc? Hannah Patterson gives us the view from the 2008 edition of a festival that in just three years has become a key event of the documentary film calendar
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Now in its third year, the burgeoning Lisbon International Documentary Film Festival is a hugely enjoyable and stimulating event – Hannah Patterson reports
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The Edinburgh Film Festival has been one of the main events on the UK’s cinematic calendar for over twenty years – but this year’s selection has prompted some critics to speculate on the festival’s future. Hannah Patterson reports
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Andrew Jarecki’s new documentary, Capturing The Friedmans, has been taking film festivals around the world by storm in recent months. Hannah Patterson met the director to find out where the story began
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The life of a celebrated modernist architect might not sound like the subject of a gripping documentary, but then most documentaries aren’t directed by the main subject’s son. Hannah Patterson is absorbed by the human stories in My Architect
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After the critical and commercial success of his debut film, George Washington, David Gordon Green’s second movie explores the highs and lows of young love in North Carolina. Hannah Patterson reports
»In the mid 90s, following the success of The Grass Arena and Small Faces, Gillies MacKinnon was one of the hottest names in British filmmaking, but his last few films haven’t shown quite the same promise. Hannah Patterson reckons his latest, a family drama set near Upton Park, marks a welcome return to the director’s roots
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