Glasgow Film Festival

Killing Escobar – Review

Over the last decade or so there has been a glut of content about Pablo Escobar and the Columbian drug…

When a film opens with a young black man screaming “I can’t breathe” whilst a police officer presses his knee…

Cinema has been blurring the lines of fiction versus reality since its inception. In order to be compelling, it has…

Desperate poverty makes desperate people do desperate things. Srdan Golubovic’s Father makes that clear from it’s shocking opening scenes, wherein…

The revenge movie. It tends to follow a pretty bog-standard formula. Something bad happens to a person and – having…

What does it take to break the human spirit; our trust in the justice system; our faith in humanity? Does…

Sonia Kennebeck’s documentary opens with a well-known quote from Oscar Wilde – “The truth is rarely pure and never simple.”…

When you think of the recent run of A24 movies, you think of horror (Midsommar or Hereditary); chaos (Uncut Gems)…

Many a World Happiness Index has placed Denmark within the Top 10 best countries in the world to live in.…

Join Mary and John as we take a look back at the 2020 Glasgow Film Festival. We have a chat…