Homegrown – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Michael Premo’s documentary, Homegrown, opens with Chris building nursery furniture for the birth of his son. He’s wearing a t-shirt…
Category: Documentary
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…
Top 10 Films of 2024 – Mary’s Picks
If you’ve listened to the Moviescramble podcast (and if you haven’t, please make that your New Year’s Resolution for 2025),…
The Contestant – Preview
We all take reality TV for granted these days. There are dozens of programmes dedicated to the genre, so much…
Mogwai: If The Stars Had A Sound – Preview
It has just been announced that Mogwai: If The Stars Had A Sound will be released in UK & Irish…
The Man With A Thousand Faces – Preview
Acclaimed writer and director Sonia Kronlund follows up her amazing Cannes-nominated The Prince of Nothingwood with the story of a…
Harder Than The Rock – Preview
Harder Than The Rock chronicles the incredible journey of Britain’s first reggae band, Cimarons. Formed by teenage Jamaican immigrants in…
Sorry/Not Sorry – Review
“Are the jokes supposed to be the truth, or are the jokes just jokes?” Cara Mone and Caroline Suh’s documentary,…
The Home Game – Review
When you think of footballing cities, you think of Barcelona. Madrid. Manchester. Munich. Hell, maybe even Glasgow. But Hellissandur? Perhaps…
Occupied City – Review
A middle-aged man sits quietly on his balcony, eyes closed, soaking up the sun. Two teenagers sing The Corrs’ Breathless…