Lonely The Brave make the sort of music that defines iconic parts of your life. Could be a break up,…
Film Review: Cinderella
Fairytales are having a renaissance. From the grotesque, dark, high-fantasy world of Snow White and the Huntsman (2011) to the…
Film Review: Suite Francaise
It’s always difficult when one of my favourite novels is turned into a film; there’s the worry that the filmmakers…
Film Review: Glasgow Short Film Festival 2015
Born from the Glasgow Film Festival, the Glasgow Short Film Festival (GSFF) has grown from a single weekend show to…
Film Review: Focus
Every heist or con movie has that moment. The moment where the rug is pulled for the first or fifth…
Film Review: It Follows
Around thirty minutes into It Follows a woman was escorted out by a friend in tears. By the end the…
Film Review: The Voices
The Voices being sold as a comedy just might have the most misleading ad campaign since Fox tried to flog…
Arts Preview: Interview with Ishbel MacFarlane, Platform 18 Winner
It’s an absolutely minging Monday afternoon and I’ve just barged into the Green Room at Scottish Youth Theatre, and into…
Arts Review: Gob Squad: Western Society
CCA, 8th-9th April 2015 Presented as part of the Arches’ BEHAVIOUR15 festival It’s easy to be cynical about “western society”,…
Arts Review: The Absence of War
Dir. Jeremy Herrin, The Citizens, 31st March-4th April 2015 David Hare’s The Absence of War was first performed in 1993…
