Tag: Pablo Larrain

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    Reece Beckett

    Review: Spencer – Bleak and Beautifully Surreal

    I have never had any interest in the Royal family. The elements of this film that drew me in were simply the talents of leading actress Kristen Stewart and score composer Jonny Greenwood (of Radiohead fame), so I was pleasantly surprised when Spencer, the new film from Jackie director Pablo Larrain, was formally and ideologically more in sync […]

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    Sophie Jones

    Review: Neruda

    Writer Sophie Jones examines the newest release of director Pablo Larraín, which takes its name from Chilean poet Pablo Neruda.

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    Eduard Gafton

    ‘We were all very transformed by his poetry’ – Interviews with Pablo Larraín and Gael García Bernal on Neruda

    Eduard Gafton interviews the team behind Neruda: director Pablo Larraín and Golden Globe award winner Gael García Bernal.

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    Eduard Gafton

    First Look Review: Neruda

    Eduard Gafton delves deep into the turbulent world of 1948 Chile with this review of Neruda.

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    Sophie Jones

    Review: Jackie

    Writer Sophie reviews the Oscar nominated Jackie, starring Natalie Portman.

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    Ben Robins

    LFF Review: The Club

    Film Editor Ben continues his coverage of the BFI London Film Festival with a look at Pablo Larraín’s latest drama.