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Tag: review

Art Review: Dracula

Dir. Hanni Shinton, Art School, 4-6 December The Art School has always been shrouded in mystery for me, one of … More

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Review: Two Man Show

Dir. RashDash (Abbi Greenland, Helen Goalen & Becky Wilkie), Tron Theatre, 28-29 Sept 2017 – Article first published in Issue … More

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Review: Barricadia

Article first published in Issue 133. Mumbai-based artist Sahej Rahal is not shy about broadcasting the resounding theme of the … More

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Review: The Killing of a Sacred Deer – In association with the Glasgow Film Theatre

  In Greek mythology, the killing of goddess Artemis’ sacred deer by king Agamemnon causes a storm that stops the … More

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EP Review: Boy Harsher – ‘Country Girl’

Country Girl is the second EP to come from electronic duo, Boy Harsher. The EP creates a dark ambience using … More

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Live Review: Mountain Goats

Art School, 09/10 Dressed in unusual rock band attire of a dinner jacket and red chinos with bare feet, Mountain … More

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Live Review: Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

SSE Hydro, 27/09 Nick Cave is a more of a myth than a man, the peak of the gothic movement … More

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Nowhere (1997) review – in association with the Scottish Queer International Film Festival

[Nowhere has a content warning of graphic violence, sexual violence and suicide.]

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Review: God’s Own Country

God’s Own Country is part-coming of age, part-study of rural life in a modern world. Director Francis Lee never places … More

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Review: Just Charlie – In association with the GFT

It is an understatement to say Just Charlie isn’t a film you see every day. Just Charlie highlights the difficulties … More

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