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BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 30, 2025 Sandbag Dam (Zečji nasip)
Sandbag Dam (Zečji nasip)

Long-suppressed feelings come flooding back in a beautiful film bursting with emotion.

BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 29, 2025 The World According To Allee Willis
The World According To Allee Willis

Allee Willis is what happens when an artist follows their every instinct.

Departures - Video Review
Trophy Case   -   Mar 30, 2025 Departures - Video Review

Are you Gay? 👀 A rave review from Juana, direct from BFI Flare!

by Juana Prieto
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Trophy Case   -   Mar 30, 2025 Departures - Video Review
Departures - Video Review

Are you Gay? 👀 A rave review from Juana, direct from BFI Flare!

by Juana Prieto
BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 30, 2025 Sandbag Dam (Zečji nasip)
Sandbag Dam (Zečji nasip)

Long-suppressed feelings come flooding back in a beautiful film bursting with emotion.

by Lucie Neale
BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 29, 2025 The World According To Allee Willis
The World According To Allee Willis

Allee Willis is what happens when an artist follows their every instinct.

by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.
Film   -   Mar 28, 2025 Sebastian: It’s all filth underneath
Sebastian: It’s all filth underneath

A Sundance 2024 Official Selection and a Peccadillo Pictures release—I am absolutely, unadulteratedly in love with this film.

by Umnia El-Neil
BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 28, 2025 Fatherhood
Fatherhood

A warm, intimate documentary that puts its faith in humanity

by Lucie Neale
BFI Flare 2025   -   Mar 27, 2025 Really Happy Someday
Really Happy Someday

What is a painter without a brush, a singer without a voice? 'Really Happy Someday' offers an answer.

by Celeste Kassautzki Sp.
Documentary   -   Mar 27, 2025 Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr
Seat 31: Zooey Zephyr

You're always a little bit scared, but you're never deterred.

by Umnia El-Neil
Film   -   Mar 26, 2025 Four Mothers
Four Mothers

Adapted from "Mid-August Lunch by Gianni Di Gregorio", James McArdle shines in the role of Edward, a man who struggles to find his voice or backbone, weighed down by fear and unable to assert his own agency.

by Umnia El-Neil
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