Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Catfight’ (2016)
As a piece of absurdist film-making 'Catfight' does leaps and bounds in pushing it's characters to the absolute limits of...
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Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Mad to be Normal’ (2017)
RD Laing is the focus in Robert Mullan's 'Mad to be Normal'. The film follows Laing (David Tennant) in his...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Check It’ (2016)
Here we have a documentary feature about a group of queer black young people in Washington DC who have formed...
Lipstick Under My Burkha wins Audience Award at Glasgow Film Festival 2017
The winner of the third annual Audience Award at the Glasgow Film Festival has been announced as Alankrita Shrivastava's Lipstick...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘The Demons’ (2015)
Philippe Lesage directs his first narrative feature, after the experience of making documentary films in the years which preceded this....
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Free Fire’ (2016)
Ben Wheatley has once again pulled it out of the bag. 'Free Fire' also has an Exec Producer list as...
Film Review – A Cure For Wellness (2017)
It is irable that Gore Verbinski has a ion for the horror genre. Considering he dabbles mostly in the mainstream...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Lost in ’ + live gig at O2 ABC, Glasgow
Film Irish director Niall McCann documents the rise of Glasgow indie label Chemikal Underground and the 1997 road trip that...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – ‘Old Stone’ (2016)
The directorial debut from Johnny Ma, 'Old Stone' is centred on one man who is pushed to his absolute limits....
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Rules Don’t Apply (2017)
Few filmmakers and actors have CVs as seamless as Warren Beatty. The actor became a Hollywood icon with a string...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Hello My Name Is Doris (2015)
This is the new film by Michael Showalter, one half of the writing duo who brought us last year’s They...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Salt And Fire (2016)
Werner Herzog's first two dramatic features since 2009, Queen of the Desert and Salt and Fire have both struggled to...
Glasgow Film Festival Review – Neruda (2016)
Pablo Larraín reunites with No collaborator Gael García Bernal for Neruda, a film that pays tribute the crossing boundaries between...
Glagow Film Festival Review – ‘Contemporary Color’ (2016)
David Byrne invites ten different color guard teams performing alongside musicians including St Vincent, tUnE-yArDs, Nelly Furtado, and Byrne himself....