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Lou Thomas
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Digital Production Editor, BFI
London
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Entertainment , Television , Lifestyle , Culture , Gaming
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By Lou Thomas| New Musical Express (NME) Verified A lex Garland’s Civil War surprised many film fans with its brutal portrayal of a fictional America tearing itself apart from within. Now the writer-director is back with a gritty, forthright exploration of real war. He’s teamed up with a veteran of the Second Gulf War, Ray Mendoza, to make the film as accurate as possible. The results are startling.
By Lou Thomas| Flipboard@ 6 hours agoIt’s rare when conducting interviews in five-star London hotels that a filmmaker will ask with complete sincerity if anyone’s fired a gun at you. I’m sitting face to face with Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, the co-directors and co-writers of Warfare, a punishing war movie from A24 that strives for …
By Lou Thomas| New Musical Express (NME) Verified A lex Garland’s Civil War surprised many film fans with its brutal portrayal of a fictional America tearing itself apart from within. Now the writer-director is back with a gritty, forthright exploration of real war. He’s teamed up with a veteran of the Second Gulf War, Ray Mendoza, to make the film as accurate as possible. The results are startling.
Company Info
BFI
The British Film Institute (BFI) is a prominent cultural charity and the leading organization for film and the moving image in the UK. Established in 1933, it is one of the oldest film institutions in the world. The BFI is governed by a Royal Charter and is dedicated to supporting creativity, preserving film heritage, and promoting film education and appreciation. The BFI manages the BFI National Archive, the largest film and television archive globally, which houses over 11,000 titles that reflect 120 years of British life and film history. It hosts various festivals, including the London Film Festival, and operates venues like the BFI Southbank, providing spaces for film screenings and cultural events. The organization also publishes books and distributes films, making them accessible to a wider audience. Through its initiatives, the BFI plays a vital role in the development of the UK's screen industries and fosters a deeper understanding of film among the public.
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Founded: 1933