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Effi o Blaenau – painting a bleakly vivid picture of the impact of austerity, Effi o Blaenau should be a star-making turn for Gwenllian (film review)

Minority language cinema is well-represented in Scotland’s exhibition sector. CinemaAttic’s year-round programming makes regular ...

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Sophie Kindreich

What to see at Glasgow Film Festival 2026 (SNACK Picks)

Glasgow Film Festival is back in all its glory, kicking off on Wednesday 25th ...

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Sophie Kindreich

Hamnet: Visceral and Moving Adaptation by Chloé Zhao (Film review)

It feels like every time I see Jessie Buckley, I come away thinking of ...

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Marc Bean

Iron Lung – Vauge game adaption lumbers and mumbles – there’s lots of blood, though! (film review)

Self-financed box-office hit Iron Lung makes for an ambitious but confused indie debut.  Directed, ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters

Dr. Strangelove at Glasgow Film Festival restrospective – Small Petty Men with power and destructive tendencies, scarily relevent in 2026 and, yes, it’s the bomb

Retrospective Feature: GFF Dr. Strangelove. “Gentlemen, you can’t fight in here! This is the ...

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Caragh-Rose Macfeeters

Pillion film review: Alexander Skarsgård as a leather daddy in this warm BDSM biker romance

Film Review: Pillion Going into a sold out screening of Pillion at the GFT ...

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Zara Grew

Prime Minister: A Portrait of Leading with Kindness (film review)

Jacinda Ardern has been analysed, criticised, and admired in equal measure. Prime Minister, the ...

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Grace Richardson

Paul Bruce, Director of Edinburgh Short Film Festival on the 2025 Edition (interview)

Paul Bruce speaks about the upcoming edition of the Edinburgh Short Film Festival, sharing ...

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Veronica Buccino