Film Festival

Paul 18 February 2014

If you enjoyed subtle but eccentric Richard Ayaode directorial debut Submarine, his follow up his just much as of a...

Paul 17 February 2014

We've had a phonebooth, even a coffin, there's even been a film stuck in a back of car in Locke...

Paul 11 February 2014

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder in the first full UK trailer for Jonathan Glazer's Under The Skin...

Paul 28 January 2014

They maybe strangers when they meet but will you jump or wait and watch the UK Trailer for A long...

Paul 27 January 2014

He tried to discover 'the meaning of life' when he was part of Monty Python now behind a camera Terry...

Paul 21 January 2014

If your going to celebrate your birthday you do it in style and Glasgow Film Festival certainly will be on...

Paul 31 December 2013

Hear the bodies hit the floor kicking and screaming as we enjoy the final day of 2014 (or first day...

Paul 13 December 2013

Beginning with teenage punks and ending with a band night, the raucous, attitude-laden and hormonally charged programme for the sixth...

Paul 21 November 2013

After enjoying its most successful year ever in 2013, Glasgow Film Festival is delighted to announce some very special developments...

Paul 21 October 2013

It was a fair wind which brought the cast of the new Disney film Saving Mr Banks (2013) to the...

Ian Schultz 16 October 2013

The Zero Theorem will most likely be my film of 2013 and possibly 2014. I was luckily enough to catch...

Scott Clark 10 October 2013

Hands down the hardest film to talk about at Toronto’s International Film Festival this year is The Strange Little Cat,...

Scott Clark 8 October 2013

Considering its title, it may be hard to accept that Manuel Martin Cuenca’s Cannibal was one of the most subtle...

Scott Clark 8 October 2013

Russia circa 1999 (perhaps even now?) looks like a dangerous place, a place where men are men and looking at...