2019 Glasgow Film Festival – Papi Chulo (2018)
John Butler, a GFF veteran, returns to helm an Irish production a very American story:
John Butler, a GFF veteran, returns to helm an Irish production a very American story:
Threads is perhaps the most distressing film I have ever watched, and certainly not Christmas
The Parting Glass is the debut feature from Stephen Moyer, a familiar tale of the
Writer and director Tom Beard’s first feature is a bleak family drama powered by some
Sometimes you don’t want to be challenged by a film, you want something that will
The words ‘Scottish Christmas Zombie High School Musical’ may not get you drooling with excitement
Calibre is the debut from writer and director Matt Palmer, best known for a number
Whitney is the second on-screen look at Whitney Houston in less than a year, following
Blood Fest is the latest production in the horror-comedy genre from YouTube giants Rooster Teeth.
David Batty’s My Generation is a love letter to the 1960s, to the generation of
You get what you see with Space Truckers, a film best enjoyed with a beer.
The English title of Kills on Wheels is both self-explanatory and misleading at the same
I must confess I knew nothing of the Tonya Harding/Nancy Kerrigan scandal before going to
Bloodlands is Albania’s first horror film and the second from Australian director Steven Kastrissios. Although