- Mountains May Depart
- A Guy From Fenyang
- My Love Don’t Cross That River
- Der Nachtmahr
- Lost in Munich
- Jia Zhangke & Walter Salles Screentalk
- Ryuzo and the Seven Henchmen
- Salaam Bombay
- In the Room
- Assassination
- Beeba Boys
- Ghost Theater
- Son of Saul
- Invisible Boy
- Right Now, Wrong Then
- Love & Peace
- Black Mass
- A Bigger Splash
- Our Little Sister
- The Assassin
- Evolution
- Poet On a Business Trip
- Cemetery of Splendour
- The Witch
- The Apostate
- Desierto
- Madonna
- An
- Youth
- The End of the Tour
- A Tale of Three Cities
- The Boy and the Beast
- Office
- Ruined Heart
- Murmur of the Hearts
- My Golden Days
- Happy Hour
- Yakuza Apocalypse
Somehow, this list was longer than I thought it was going to be. Not sure how that happened really but I did manage to pack in all of the Asian films plus a fair few others. This year I really did feel victimised by the dreaded LFF clashes meaning I missed out on a few things I really wanted to see but nothing too major. There were only a couple of choices I regretted making, though I suppose I had to see them to find out. Nothing really grabbed me like last year’s A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night – perhaps because I ended up seeing bigger films with more established buzz around them so I wasn’t really caught off guard in that way. Still, some fine discoveries. Now the long wait for LFF 2016 – oh, what wonders shall ye bring?
Top 5 (somewhat arbitrary):
- Son of Saul
- Mountains May Depart
- Murmur of the Hearts
- Office
- Our Little Sister
Sneaky review previews of stuff coming up on UK Anime Network, might put a few other things up here too: