Film Review – ‘How To Talk To Girls At Parties’ (2018)
Release date: OUT NOW on DVD/Download Rating: While not of universal appeal, HTTTGAP is undoubtedly a genre-busting, irreverent work of...
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Film Review – ‘Journeyman’ (2018)
Release Date: OUT NOW on DVD/Download Rating: Paddy Considine’s deeply moving drama about a prominent boxer’s fall from grace and...
Film Review – Beast (2018)
He may not be on our Television screens anymore, the spirit of Jim Bergerac lives on in Beast. Michael Pearce's...
Film Review – The Third Murder (2017)
When it comes to family-focused dramas, Hirokazu Kore-eda is one of the best directors, some go as far as calling...
Film Review – Sweet Country (2017)
Nine years after his impressive directorial feature debut Samson & Delilah, Warwick Thornton is behind the camera once again with...
Film Review – In The Fade (2017)
You're presented with the impossible situation: something horrible has happened, you don't know how or why but it has led...
Frightfest Glasgow Film Review – Friendly Beast (2017)
Inácio is a restaurant owner on the edge. His high-end establishment is floundering and his sanity hanging by a sinewy...
Glasgow Film Festival Review: ‘Love, Simon’
Simon is just like you, he has a normal family, amazing friends, a typical high school... a lot of his...
Xavier Legrand’s Custody Wins Glasgow Film Festival Audience Award
Last night the 2018 Glasgow came to close with the world premiere of Nae Pasaran. Before the film, the Winner...
Frightfest Glasgow Film Review – Pyewacket (2017)
Leah is an angsty teen who lashes out against her grief and emotional alienation by summoning an impish familiar to...
Glasgow Film Festival Review: ‘My Friend Dahmer’
Jeffrey Dahmer was one of America's most notorious serial killers. This film, adapted from the graphic novel by classmate John...
Glasgow Film Festival: ‘Custody’
Following on from his fantastic short film 'Just Before Losing Everything' (2013), Xavier Legrand returns to the same scenario in...
Glasgow Film Festival Review: ‘Michael Inside’
In this gritty social realist film, 18 year old Michael (Dafhyd Flynn) is caught stashing class A drugs and is...
2018 Glasgow Film Festival Review – Lucky
The late Harry Dean Stanton leads Lucky - which has sadly become his final lead role. Lucky marks actor John...