Hill – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Damon Hill became a Formula 1 driver at a time where a luxurious moustache or bushy brows seemed to be…
Damon Hill became a Formula 1 driver at a time where a luxurious moustache or bushy brows seemed to be…
Lorcan Finnegan’s The Surfer opens with golden sands, crystal clear waters and a tinkly, dreamy percussive score. The heavy colour…
Reflecting on Guatemalan director Cesar Diaz’s career to date, a strong pattern emerges. In addition to recounting the horrors of…
It feels unusual for an opening gala of a film festival to be a subdued affair. But writer / director…
Glasgow Film Festival 2025 (GFF25) has announced the full programme for its 21st edition. Across 12 packed days, Scotland’s largest…
“It’s fascinating, complex, at times tragic but, ultimately, beautiful,” tour guide James (Will Sharpe) says of Poland’s history with its…
Leigh Whannell has set standards (and expectations) pretty high for his latest take on a classic creature feature. 2020’s The…
It is over one hundred years since Max Shreck graced the screen in F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu, creating a character so…
If you’ve listened to the Moviescramble podcast (and if you haven’t, please make that your New Year’s Resolution for 2025),…
We can debate all day as to whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie (it is, they’re at a…