Film Festival

Andrew McArthur 24 January 2015

Sundance favourite The Witch takes us back to the days of classic earthy-folk horrors like Witchfinder General and The Wicker...

Andrew McArthur 24 January 2015

The troubled life of complex jazz chanteuse Nina Simone is given an immersive exploration in documentary, What Happened, Miss Simone?...

Paul 22 January 2015

After the success of Dreams Of Life that left you asking questions about those around you who drop of the...

Paul 21 January 2015

Sex can be a terrifying part of life to others it's literally taboo, in the UK trailer for David Robert...

Paul 21 January 2015

After it's 10th birthday celebration, Glasgow Film Festival made things tough for itself for 2015 festival and tonight they proved...

Paul 7 January 2015

In the 1930s, Glasgow was known as the ‘Cinema City’, as it had the highest ratio of cinemas per head...

Paul 10 December 2014

Glasgow Film Festival have announced the first events for their 2015 programme.From Paul Merton paying live tribute to Buster Keaton....

Hannah Newton 4 December 2014

Fans of British crime-dramas are in luck, as the new trailer for the heavy hitting Hyena has arrived and is as...

Paul 18 November 2014

Glasgow Film Festival organisers today announced their 2015 dates, as well as a slew of new programme strands for the...

Alice Hubley 3 November 2014

Over the next few days I had a friend in town, so I had to take a break from the...

Alice Hubley 24 October 2014

Part three of our epic London Film Festival Diary, read on for reviews of A Girl Walks Home Alone at...

Alice Hubley 20 October 2014

Onto the second of our London Film Festival diaries, including reviews of Rosewater, The Drop, The Possibilities Are Endless and...

Alice Hubley 18 October 2014

Twelve days and 248 feature films from all over the world, the London Film Festival is definitely a force to...

Paul 17 October 2014

Wolfcop is a cult classic in the making with its monstrous hybrid of gory prosthetics and ‘80s b-movie magic and...