Review: Time of Impatience – as part of GFF22 

Can you remember your childhood summer days when you were simply longing for a swim?  Aydin Orak’s new coming-of-age drama … More

A Slice of FrightFest 

As part of the Glasgow Film Festival program, Arrow Video’s FrightFest has come to the city. Showcasing twelve horror (as … More

Licorice Pizza Review 

Licorice Pizza, the latest release from Paul Thomas Anderson, is perhaps the last film you would expect to follow 2017’s … More

Sin-ema: Horror Hour with the Queers

At the Centre for Contemporary Arts, our queer ‘Horror Hour’ is hosted by SQIFF, the Scottish Queer International Film Festival, … More

Review: Last Night in Soho (2021)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Directed by Edgar Wright and with a screenplay from Scottish screenwriter Krysty Wilson-Cairns, I was greatly anticipating seeing Last … More

Review: Our Ladies (2019)

Michael Caton-Jones’ Our Ladies takes Trainspotting and turns it into a film about five Catholic schoolgirls on an adventure. Having … More

Review: Sound of Metal

Losing your hearing as a musician equals losing all the joy and meaning of life, at least if one is … More

Film Review: Saint Maud

[Contains spoilers]TW: self-harm, body horror, blood, suicide, mental abuse, physical abuse Rose Glass’ new horror Saint Maud (2019) focuses on … More

Film Review: The True History of the Kelly Gang – as part of the Glasgow Film Festival

True, I do love history – I am a history student after all. And Justin Kurzel’s 19th-century story The True History … More

Film Review: Women Make Film – as part of the Glasgow Film Festival

A hundred years ago, the highest-paid film director of the 1920s, Lois Weber, was a woman. So, how come that … More