Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Launch
Our home city film festival is back. GFF22 will open with the UK premiere of The Outfit, a gripping and…
Tag: Glasgow Film Festival
Top Ten Films of 2021 – Mary’s Picks
Whilst this year really does feel like we are firmly stuck in The Matrix, the good news is that cinemas have been…
Spring Blossom (Seize Printemps) – Review
There has been an abundance of movies about young girls and their entanglements with older men. Usually, they are on-screen…
Vicious Fun – Review
The eighties are probably best remembered for big shoulder pads, terrible perms, lurid make up and leg warmers. It doesn’t…
Wildland (Kød & Blod) – Review
Already drawing comparisons with the Oscar-nominated, Animal Kingdom, Jeanette Nordahl’s directorial debut is exciting both the Glasgow and Berlin festival…
The Man Standing Next – Review
“Men at some time are masters of their fate.” Giving off distinctly Caesar and Brutus vibes is Min-ho Woo’s The…
Killing Escobar – Review
Over the last decade or so there has been a glut of content about Pablo Escobar and the Columbian drug…
Shorta – Review
When a film opens with a young black man screaming “I can’t breathe” whilst a police officer presses his knee…
Black Bear – Review
Cinema has been blurring the lines of fiction versus reality since its inception. In order to be compelling, it has…
Father (Otac) – Review
Desperate poverty makes desperate people do desperate things. Srdan Golubovic’s Father makes that clear from it’s shocking opening scenes, wherein…