Little White Lies recommends...
- My Winnipeg A bizarre look at life in a not so typical Canadian town. My Winnipeg is out July 4.
- The Visitor Would you become friends with a couple that broke into your flat? You might, if they played the drums. Out July 4.
- Blood Thirsty Satisfy your blood-lust with the two disc special edition of There will be blood. Out July 7.
- Which Sister? Audrey of Catherine? See what Audrey has to offer in this fine collection of her films out July 7.
- Busey on Hunter Thompson Gary Busey - an interviewer's dream.
Blogs
Batman and Robin, Cagney and Lacey, Jules et Jim and now… LWLies and End of the Road
We've teamed up with End of the Road for some late summer fun...
Written by LWLies on July 7th, 2008 No Comments »
Bond, babes and beautiful typography
Remember when Bond oozed style?
Written by Paul Willoughby on July 4th, 2008 2 Comments »
Marsh & Petit rock up to Film Knights 04
On a humid summer's evening in our nation's fair capital, Film Knights 04 forced 133 film fans back indoors to check out the LWLies 18 cover movie, Man On Wire.
Written by LWLies on July 2nd, 2008 16 Comments »
Hometown hero - “Your Winnipeg” short film competition
Come up with a short film about your 'hood and be a hometown hero.
Written by Jon Williams on July 2nd, 2008 No Comments »
LWLies 18 is psychadelic and has a shiny cover!
LWLies 18 is complete, and it's awesome.
Written by LWLies on June 30th, 2008 1 Comment »
Little White Lies Current Issue
Interviews
Vin Diesel talks about Strays
Vin Diesel talks about his feature film début, the self-penned and not-half-bad Strays.
Latitude festival 08
Last year’s Latitude festival not only brought together the likes of CSS, Jarvis Cocker, and Arcade Fire but included a film programme of exceptional brilliance.
Reviews
Happy-Go-Lucky
Mike Leigh is now such a pillar of the British establishment that it’s easy to forget just how divisive he used to be.
Shine a Light
What is the point of Shine a Light, Scorsese’s record of a Rolling Stones’ gig at New York’s Beacon Theatre?
Son of Rambow
An innovative and charming British comedy, Son of Rambow is a decent film that has had the good fortune to uncover Bill Milner.
I’m A Cyborg
Park Chan-wook is fast becoming Asia’s answer to David Fincher: a director whose dynamic technical skills are matched only by his subversive sense of humour.
