Diversity as an Afterthought

Inclusivity in films, TV, literature and even games is something we all want to see in 2019. So why do … More

Protect Our Children or Educate and Expose?

Content warning: this article addresses the portrayal of sexual assault in film and television. The British Board of Film Classification, … More

Coming of age movies are some of the easiest films for us moviegoers to identify with. Growing up is a … More

CCA, 30th of March On the commemoration of Land Day, 42 years after the 30th of March 1976 when Israel … More

Naomi Gessesse examines the delights and detriments of Wes Anderson’s unique cinematic style. Born in Houston, Texas in 1969, Wes … More

In association with the Glasgow Film Theatre Ex-partners Boris and Zhenya fighting over who gets to avoid custody of their … More

Žad Novak examines the thematic complexity of Paul Thomas Anderson’s There Will Be Blood -in association with the Glasgow Film … More

In association with the Glasgow Film Theatre The packed matinee screening, the rapturous applause that greeted the end credits and … More

Tasha Baldassarre writes on the lasting impact and continuing relevance of the Coen Brothers’ varied and unique filmography. The Coen … More

In Association with Africa in Motion film festival Let me begin this review by explaining that, whilst I have not … More