Keira Brown, Author at SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland

Keira Brown

First Zone: Sombre, unambiguous, and sparse tale of Climate Crisis

Sombre, unambiguous, and sparse in dialogue (though with a great deal to say in ...

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I Want Your Sex: Star studded film looking at sexual power dynamics, and the porn industry, has more style than substance

3 Stars ‘There’s things that you guess, And things that you know, There’s boys ...

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Bart Simpson – The Mad World of Harvey Kurtzman (film review)

3 Stars The Mad World of Harvey Kurtzman is a must for any comic ...

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The Best Summer: Tamra Davis’ new documentary ‘The Best Summer’ is a chaotic nostalgia trip into a time of iconic rock music

‘Performing live is like going on a blind date with 6,000 people,’ states an ...

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Bayan Haddah reading from notes at a microphone during the Falastin Film Festival 2024 final event, with the festival logo projected behind her.

Interview: Falastin Film Festival’s Gabrielle Nour Kacha and Tania Fawaz on Palestinian Cinema and Transnational Solidarity

Falastin Film Festival (FFF), an event primarily celebrating Palestinian cinema, is back for its ...

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Scottish Ballet’s ‘Starstruck’: glamorous and joyful production is filled with variety, and is over before you know it

Scottish Ballet’s Starstruck sent the audience home smiling tonight as it relinquished their love ...

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The Palm House: a meandering characterisation deep dive, exploring family and the significant others that come and go

Gwendoline Riley’s The Palm House, recently awarded one of the Windham-Campbell Prizes for Fiction, ...

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Strangers on the Shore – embracing middle age and navigating the grief of not realising your life ambitions

Author of The Giro Playboy, Michael Smith has produced part-memoir, part-autofiction in his new ...

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