2019 Glasgow Film Festival

“Everyone grieves differently”… Thunder Road is a heartfelt, moving, surprisingly funny character study of police

This was a film that nearly didn’t get here. Director Anthony Maras’ first feature was

Adrian Panek’s post WWII film Werewolf follows eight children, liberated from the horrors of the

[rating=3] Simon Amstell’s bittersweet romance has less to say about relationships and more about the

Sometimes It’s good going into a film knowing very little about it with low expectations.

It’s not the first time a director has returned to a film and re-made it

Entrancing and elusive, Tilman Singer’s debut feature film Luz was the stand-out film of Edinburgh’s

The Scottish suburbs aren’t exactly what comes to mind when talking about rave culture. But

I can remember Frank Sidebottom, Chris Sievey’s enormous-headed alter ego, being a semi-regular fixture of

I remember a friend said to me one time “only women get affected emotionally in

It is with pleasure to state that Jonah Hill’s directorial debut is a success. Good

For Five years we’ve impatiently on David Robert Mitchell‘s follow up to It Follows .

Back in 1900, three men set sail for the remote Flannan Isles off the coast

Jonas Akerlund’s raucous Lords of Chaos looks at the early days of the blossoming Norwegian