mildconcern.com

This week Mild Concern is mostly to be found in Leicester Square taking in the sights of the 54th BFI London Film Festival. This means lots more reviews than usual and if we sort ourselves out maybe even a few trips to press conferences. We’ll cover at least 16 films in the next week and a half, and hopefully some posts unrelated to the festival as well.

Films reviewed:
Let Me In
Never Let Me Go
Everything Must Go
Happy Few
Another Year
The American
Southern District
Womb
The King’s Speech
It’s Kind of a Funny Story
Submarine
Catfish
Black Swan
Brighton Rock
Somewhere
Kaboom
Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale
Waste Land

Mild Concern London Film Festival Awards 2010

Related posts:

Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola teamed up to direct an advert for Stella Artois and it looks exactly like you’d expect.

At first I thought the guy was Sam Rockwell, it isn’t.

Related posts:

Richard Curtis agreed to write a short film supporting a campaign to get people to reduce their carbon footprint by 10% and then proceeding to write a pretty controversial short film that was then banned from… places and removed from the charity’s website.

You can watch it below and the less you know going in the better, just prepare for something likely to cause outrage.

BOOM!

Who’d have thought that killing children would cause controversy?

Related posts:

Here’s a tricky dilemma. There’s a great animated short from Aardman featuring a 9mm tall girl. The short is a little bit lovely but is being used to advertise the Nokia N8.

So lets make an agreement, I’ll post the video below if you try your hardest not to be swayed by the advertising. OK?

Related posts:

Related posts: