Film Review – I Shot Andy Warhol

[Content warning for the film: transphobia, violence, misogyny, drug use] The art scene of 1960s New York City and the … More

qmunicate’s guide to interviews: notes from our interview workshop

From the Scottish Refugee Council to the Mac Twins, qmunicate have interviewed a vast array of people in our time. But we get that interviews can … More

Back from the Dead: CGI and Hollywood’s Copyright Problem

You would think that legally, we own the right to our bodies. Not in the physical sense of owning our bodies, but the right to … More

Film Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire – in association with the French Film Festival

[Content warning for the film: suicide mention, abortion] A young woman dressed in 18th century clothing jumps off a boat … More

First Takes: Sleepless in Seattle

First Takes is a series in our film section where contributors review a classic or iconic film from a modern perspective. Sleepless … More

Alternative Halloween Films

Halloween is only a week away and Netflix is punting the classics – Friday the 13th, The Shining, A Nightmare … More

Film Review – Short Film Competition Part 2: in association with the World of Film International Festival

[Content warning for sexual abuse] The second part of the World of Film Festival’s short film competition was an eclectic … More

Film Review: A Girl’s Band

[Trigger warning: mentions of sexual violence] “A woman is only respected when she sings well and in tune,” a female … More

At the Pictures: Cinema Outside the City Limits

My last three columns have focused on Glasgow’s relationship with its cinemas both evolving and extinct. While Glasgow has a … More

Film Review – Booksmart

If the recent influx of actor-directed coming-of-age films is anything to go by, it should come as no surprise that … More