Film Review: Proxima – in association with the Glasgow Film Festival 2020

In space, everything has to be perfect. Humans have to be like machines, disregarding their own emotions in order to … More

Film Review- Finnish Exposure: Films from the Arctic

The CCA’s Finnish Exposure: Films from the Arctic screening began with breath-taking Finnish scenery and a pair of young ballerinas dancing … More

Everyone loves a good horse girl joke (don’t call me out, you know we all do), but Netflix’s Horse Girl … More

Language forms an integral part of our culture, and our tongues tell a personal story about our experiences. One’s socio-economic status, … More

When I finished Martin Scorsese’s 3-hour long Netflix mob-flick The Irishman, I felt unfulfilled. I asked my father what he’d … More

This year, Glasgow’s Chinese Visual Festival screened Diao Yinan’s Black Coal, Thin Ice (2014) at the CCA, a film that … More

[Content warning: sexual abuse] The image most often associated with the #MeToo movement is that of the young actress alone … More

Strawberry and Chocolate is nothing short of ground-breaking, in every sense of the word. Directed by Tomás Gutiérrez Alea, the master … More

Whenever a film is longer than 2.5 hours, I always have to ask if the length is really necessary … More

[Content warning: sexual assault] The film industry today is bigger than ever, and reaches more people than ever before. The … More