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Ten films I'm going to see at the 2017 London Film Festival even if I have to wait until they're on Netflix, goddammit




It's just a few weeks, some days and an hour or two until the 61st London Film Festival takes over literally everyone's lives, and if you're not excited about it then you must be the kind of person who leads a fairly healthy lifestyle. Can we meet up one day and chat about it? A friend of mine needs tips on how to be a better person.



Anyway, because I labour under the misapprehension that
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