Mexico 86 – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Reflecting on Guatemalan director Cesar Diaz’s career to date, a strong pattern emerges. In addition to recounting the horrors of…
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…
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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…
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When you are the grandchild of Liv Ullman and Ingmar Bergmann, a career in cinema seems like the most natural…