Film Review – Radical (2023)
The inspirational teacher. It’s a movie standard: Dead Poets’ Society, To Sir With Love, even School Of Rock all come...
2024 Glasgow Film Festival
Film Review – Green Border (2023)
Agnieszka Holland, the celebrated director from Poland, returns with a powerful and pressing film. Holland is a leading figure in...
Film Review – Riddle Of Fire (2023)
With its medievalist vibe, Riddle of Fire could almost be mistaken for a period piece. Indeed, even with the clear...
Film Review – Hoard (2023)
“Grief will never heal over time,” we hear one of the characters say during Luna Carmoon’s Hoard. This is not...
Film Review – La Chimera (2023)
Put simply, La Chimera is a film that does what it says on the tin. The title has numerous definitions...
Film Review – Jericho Ridge (2024)
Taut, claustrophobic, intense, overwhelmingly impressive single location thriller that unloads a mass unexpected against all odds survival moments, led by...
Film Review – Bleeding Love (2023)
For her debut feature, director Emma Westenberg has chosen a script guaranteed to whet the appetite. Essentially a road trip...
Watch The Riotous Trailer For Quentin Dupieux’s Yannick
Hecklers of the world unite MUBI has the film for you, Yannick. Today they release the riotous official Trailer for...
Film Review – Restore Point (2023)
Humanity no longer has death to fear in Robert Hloz’s feature directorial debut Restore Point. Set in Central Europe in...
Film Review – Drift (2023)
The incoming tide dissolves a pair of solitary footprints in the sand in just seconds. And for Jacqueline (Cynthia Erivo)...
Film Review – Edge of Summer (2024)
An argument could be made that your sophomore feature could be as important as your debut. It is a way...
Film Review – Black Dog (2023)
This film is legitimately just two bros in a car having an amazing time. Black Dog follows Nathan (Jamie Flatters),...
Film Review – Love Lies Bleeding (2024)
2024 is a special year for the Glasgow Film Festival, marking 20 years in existence. For the opening gala, they...
2024 Glasgow Film Festival Review – Sometimes I Think About Dying (2023)
In a capitalist society, our routines are drilled into us practically from birth. Wake up, go to work, come home,...