Glasgow Film Fest
Film review: City Hall
A four and a half hour documentary about local government in Boston, from a ...
Film review: The Man Standing Next
Political assassination films are a genre distinct from spy films and political thrillers. Whilst ...
Film review: The Mauritanian
With marquee names and a story widely known from news headlines, Kevin Macdonald’s The ...
Film Interview: The authentic heart of Handsome – Siblings, Disability, and Travel
Nick and Alex Bourne are siblings whose relationship is close. However, Alex’s Down’s Syndrome ...
Glasgow Film Festival –Review: Spring Tide
The story of three generations of women living uneasily beneath the same roof in ...
Film review: Minari opens Glasgow Film Festival 2021
If you want your dreams to succeed, don’t invite Grandma. This is not the ...
Film Review: Patrick
Patrick This deadpan curio from Peaky Blinders director Tim Mielants takes a sideways look ...
Film Review: James vs. His Future Self
SNACK at The Glasgow Film Festival 2020 James vs. His Future Self Shane Carruth’s ...
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