In association with the GFT The silence of Custody’s rolling end credits is met with only a sigh of dubious … More
Category: Film
A Night of Film From the Palestine Diaspora: Ismail and Remember Us
CCA, 30th of March On the commemoration of Land Day, 42 years after the 30th of March 1976 when Israel … More
Wes Anderson: In a world of his own
Naomi Gessesse examines the delights and detriments of Wes Anderson’s unique cinematic style. Born in Houston, Texas in 1969, Wes … More
Film Review: Fifty Shades Freed
[0/5 qs] (We don’t have a nice qmunicate graphic for scores this low) Moviegoers rejoice, the Fifty Shades trilogy is finally over! Never … More
First Takes: Donnie Darko
Calum Cooper gives his first impressions of Richard Kelly’s atmospheric head-scratcher in the third installment of our running series.
Film Review: I, Tonya
I, Tonya is a very clever, gripping film that concerns itself, above all, with the notion of truth. In the … More
Cinemasters Feature: Lynne Ramsay
In association with the GFT Žad Novak examines the singular authorial presence throughout the works of Lynne Ramsay
Film Review: Submergence
A Glasgow Film Festival review Adapted from the novel by JM Ledgard, Submergence focuses on two people brought together by a … More
Film Review: The Divine Order
As part of the Glasgow Film Festival Petra Biondina Volpe’s newest political comedy-drama, The Divine Order, is a view into … More
Film Review: You Were Never Really Here
As part of the Glasgow Film Festival A suffocating, transcendental, and understated psychological drama, You Were Never Really Here, elevates … More
