GFF2015 Review – A Little Chaos (2015)
Alan Rickman returns to the director's chair for the first time since 1997's The Winter Guest for his sophomore passion...
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GFF2015 Review – A Second Chance (2014)
Susanne Bier's Serena was a pleasant surprise that served up a solid helping of emotionally-charged period Southern Gothic, but now...
GFF 2015 Giveaway – Win Clown On DVD
To celebrate the release of the truly terrifying Clown - on DVD & Blu-ray 2nd March 2015 - we have a...
Tom Browne’s Radiator wins first-ever Glasgow Film Festival Audience Award
As we speak the  2015 Glasgow Film Festival comes to a close with the closing gala of Ruben Ostlund's Oscar...
GFF2015 Review – The New Girlfriend (Une nouvelle amie)
Francois Ozon's latest film, The New Girlfriend, follows the slightly shaky In the House and serves as a striking return...
GFF2015 Giveaway – Win [REC] Apocalypse On DVD
To celebrate the release of Apocalypse - on DVD & Blu-ray 2nd March 2015 - we have a DVD copy...
GFF 2015 Review – The Little Death (2015)
The curious world of sexual fetishes is the subject of Australian comedy The Little Death from actor, writer and director...
GFF2015 Review – Wild Tales (Relatos salvajes, 2014)
The Oscar nominated Wild Tales may have failed to achieve victory in the Best Foreign Language Film category, but it...
GFF 2015 Review – Marshland (La isla mÃnima, 2014)
Brooding Spanish crime-drama Marshland was sadly the subject of some technical difficulties at its Glasgow Film Festival screenings - but...
Ten things to look forward to at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival
The Glasgow Film Festival has fast crafted a reputation as one if the UK’s most innovative festivals. The eleventh...
GFF2015 – Romance Is A Monster In Spring Trailer
Romance can be wonderful beautiful human trait but romance can also be a monster which literally the case for Justin...
GFF2015 – Watch The Gorgeous U.S Trailer For Jauja
The Summer maybe overran with blockbuster films that religiously rely on CGI however like many things, going back to basics and...
Sundance 2015 Review – Eden (2014)
Mia Hansen-Løve's love letter to nineties house music, Eden, has an undeniably astounding soundtrack and a stirring message about the...
Sundance Review: It Follows (2014)
The newest graduate from the school of mumblecore horror is David Robert Mitchell's It Follows which blends the low-key drama...