Review: ‘Blonde’

‘Blonde’ isn’t quite the trainwreck, faux-feminist diatribe many claim it to be, but neither is it a particularly revelatory recount … More

Copyright or Wrong?

If there’s one thing every Love Island contestant has on their list of red flags, it’s a fake personality. Alas, … More

Review: Mörmaid  – We Love, We Dive

In her new single, Mörmaid creates a delicate, intimate environment, where her delicate vocals are at the centre of a … More

Gig Review: Grace Petrie @ Mono Café and Bar, 07/10/22

‘Mono – it’s a lovely venue,’ starts Grace Petrie, swinging her guitar strap over her head. ‘There’s only one thing … More

Is the High Fantasy Renaissance Missing its Heart?

The trend cycle of television keeps on turning and as the draw of an over-saturated superhero market dwindles, screens are … More

Ride the Wave: Review

Debuting at the BFI London Film Festival 2021, Martyn Robertson’s documentary offers a sensitiveportrait of family, dedication, and youth. Ride … More

Exploring Glasgow Through Film

In the last few years, Glasgow has become a production paradise, serving as the backdrop for a slew of Hollywood … More

How to survive Freshers

The best things in life are borne out of honesty, so let’s be frank: Freshers’ Week is a train wreck. … More

‘Aftersun’ – Review

Two stars  A young Scottish female film director? With a debut film being shown at Cannes?! The moment I heard … More

 My Experience of Cannes Film Festival

Cannes is a world away from Fife. Whilst Fife, where I come from, can often be very cold, very grey—and … More