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    2024 Central Scotland Documentary Festival Preview

    Central Scotland Documentary Festival starts this weekend. We’ve rounded up some of the screenings ...

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    Sophie Kindreich

    The Substance: modern day fable about the dangers of identifying with your physical form and obsession with youthful female-presenting bodies (film review)

    A few years ago, Julia Ducournau’s Titane altered the benchmark for the body horror ...

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    Martin Sandison
    Picture of four women raising their fists.

    Carla J. Easton and Blair Young on the untold story of Scotland’s girl bands extended

    There is so much to talk about with Since Yesterday: The Untold Story Of ...

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    Andy Reilly

    Visual Arts, Cinema, and Creative Collectives in Scotland (Student Guide ’24)

    In Scotland, you’ll never be at a loss for things to do or see. ...

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    Alekia Gill
    A black and white image of the Lung Leg band raising their fists at the camera.

    Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl Bands: a joyful journey of discovery (REVIEW) 🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫 5 Stars

    Ahead of the world premiere of Since Yesterday: The Untold Story of Scotland’s Girl ...

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    Christopher Sneddon
    Nick Frost and Alice Lowe dressed in gaudy French-style 17th century outfits.

    Timestalker: original and ambitious (REVIEW) 🍫🍫🍫 3 Stars

    Timestalker, the new film by writer/director Alice Lowe, is the follow-up to her debut ...

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    Christopher Sneddon

    Armand – Film review (Edinburgh International Film Festival) 🍫🍫🍫 3 Stars

    Armand is the Caméra d’Or-winning debut feature from Norwegian writer-director Halfman Ullman Tøndel. It ...

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    Sophie Kindreich
    A dark grey image of people walking up a steep mountain with large packs on their backs.

    All The Mountains Give: Rakhsha’s debut is an empathetic and immersive piece of filmmaking (REVIEW) 🍫🍫🍫🍫 4 Stars

    The Kurds, a stateless population of over 40 million people, are mountain-dwellers. The mountains ...

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    Sophie Kindreich