2019 Glasgow Film Festival Review – The Sisters Brothers (2018)
The Sisters Brothers is not just not your typical western, it’s not your typical anything. Jacques Audiard’s film is incredibly...
The Sisters Brothers is not just not your typical western, it’s not your typical anything. Jacques Audiard’s film is incredibly...
John Butler, a GFF veteran, returns to helm an Irish production a very American story: the friendship between a gay...
If you are an admirer of wonderful enriching Julia Roberts such as i am, you will not want to miss...
Bill Murray remains somewhat of an enigma. A veteran of Saturday Night Live and a Hollywood A-Lister over the last...
The name Peter Jackson will evoke mixed reactions between audience members. Many will celebrate the masterful epic of The Lord...
Director Yen Tan seems to have developed a skilled eye for sensitive portrayals of the LGBTQ+ community. 1985 is Tans...
Atoll K was the last movie the American and English comedy duo, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy featured in, produced...
Sascha is intertwined with an imposingly piggish low-level drug lord. On a decadent trip to the Turkish Riviera, she encounters the charming...
Leave No Trace is an intimate and heartfelt yet bitterly honest portrait of two peoples living literally on the edge....
In a film landscape that has countless remakes across every year, it would have been quite easy for someone to...
We’ve all dreamed a dream in time gone by, haven’t we? From our formative years, there is always something inside...
It's safe to assume that everyone is going to miss Robert Redford as he hangs his acting hat upon the...
It will surprise you (it certainly did us) that Green Book is directed by the guy who brought us Cameron...
Timing, as they say, is everything. In which case, director Wash Westmoreland, who made the Oscar-winning Still Alice, has timed...