Sundance London 2024 Review – My Old Ass (2024)
It’s a life lesson and one that can take years to learn. Just about every teenager will have nursed a...
It’s a life lesson and one that can take years to learn. Just about every teenager will have nursed a...
Not heard of Rich Peppiatt? This year’s Sundance London opener, Kneecap, will change that. As his Belfast-set docudrama explodes off...
With its medievalist vibe, Riddle of Fire could almost be mistaken for a period piece. Indeed, even with the clear...
Whether you recognize her name or not, for many Scottish people, Janey Godley's comedy is a familiar presence. From watching...
As an action fan, I have heard nothing but great things about the first Baby Assassins. I missed it when...
A visit to the Glasgow Film Festival is something of a tradition for Jonas Chernick. It’s the fourth year that...
Lousy Carter earns its title. It’s a cynical, depressing outing that, like its anti-hero protagonist, fundamentally lacks self-awareness. Its goal...
Billy Connolly is a Scottish institution, comedic legend highly recognisable world wide. In May the BFI will give his rarely...
"Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" are words that have been spoken for many a Saturday for nearly fifty...
From first-time writer and director, Reiki Tsuno comes what might be one of the most insane films I have ever...
Ghost stories are as old as cinema itself but usually, we get the typical haunting and a film that is...
Revenge will be a party in the final UK Trailer for Mean Girls and 'make them pay'! Everyone is invited!...
For the best part of the 80s and 90s, Eddie Murphy’s name on a film made it a license to...
With a drab storyline and uninspired direction, Freelance is a dull mash-up of cliched action scenes and drab comedy. The...