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Category: Film

Film Review: Tokyo Ghoul (Live Action) – in association with Scotland Loves Anime

Despite the bad reputation of live action film adaptations of anime and manga, Tokyo Ghoul’s live action movie, screened in … More

anime, film, film review, live action, manga, nini huang, tokyo ghoul

Review: I Am Not a Witch – In association with the GFT

Zambian-born, Welsh-raised director Rungano Nyoni’s debut feature, I Am Not a Witch, tells the tale of a superstitious small Zambian … More

courtney hughes, GFT, Glasgow Film Theatre, i am not a witch

Film Review: Sad Girl Cinema

In association with the Scottish Queer International Film Festival First of all: Sad Girl Cinema is a work in progress. … More

amy shimmin, film review, sad girl cinema, Scottish Queer International Film Festival, SQUIFF, University of Glasgow

A Change in Focus

Žad Novak on the importance of the works of Claire Denis

claire denis, film feature, University of Glasgow, Žad Novak

Nowhere (1997) review – in association with the Scottish Queer International Film Festival

[Nowhere has a content warning of graphic violence, sexual violence and suicide.]

courtney hughes, film, review, Scottish Queer International Film Festival, SQUIFF

Film Review: Killing Ground

In association with the GFT  

film review, killing ground, ronan duff, University of Glasgow

The Longest Embargo

The Sorry State of Blockbuster Coverage in 2017

Calum Cooper, embargo, film embargo, film feature, University of Glasgow

A Cinema Lover’s Guide to Glasgow

Glasgow is an amazing city for film lovers of all persuasions. We’ve collated a few highlights of the city’s stellar … More

feature, GFT, glasgow, Grosvenor, ronan duff

Review: God’s Own Country

God’s Own Country is part-coming of age, part-study of rural life in a modern world. Director Francis Lee never places … More

amy shimmin, film, god's own country, review

Review: Just Charlie – In association with the GFT

It is an understatement to say Just Charlie isn’t a film you see every day. Just Charlie highlights the difficulties … More

film, film review, GFT, jo reid, just charlie, review

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