Review: Catch the Fair One: As part of GFF22 (2021)

TW: drugs, violence, body horror, death On my exchange in Canada, I’ve learned a lot about how Indigenous women are … More

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

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

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

Scotland and Slavery: Consequences of the Slave Trade Today

Despite the conversations sparked by the Black Lives Matter movement, it is often easy to think that the problem lies … More

Film Review: Resin – as part of the Glasgow Film Festival 2020

Daniel Borgman’s Resin (2019) explores the relationship between nature and society, as it centres around a family living in isolation … More

Film Review: The Translators – as part of the Glasgow Film Festival 2020

[Content warning for the film: suicide] Régis Roinsard’s thriller The Translators (2019) brings together nine translators from different countries into … More