EdFringe 2025 Review: Our Brothers in Cloth
Impeccable performances and a story that both grips and unsettles take centre stage in Our
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EdFringe 2022 Review: Helter Skelter
Charles Manson’s manipulative power is the focus of Helter Skelter, VETO Productions’ new dramatic narrative
Interview: Writer-Director Adam Kalderon Talks New Smoulderingly Tense Gay Israeli Drama ‘The Swimmer’
We sat down (virtually) with filmmaker Adam Kalderon who brought his feature The Swimmer to
The Fascinating Legacy of Army of Lovers Star La Camilla aka Camilla Henemark
When sharing our feature on the greatest mixed vocal pop groups, we struggled to confine
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: Tigers (Tigrar)
Based on the story of Swedish footballer Martin Bengtsson, Tigers (Tigrar) captures the trappings of
Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: True Things
Ruth Wilson leads True Things, a complex character-driven drama examining a doomed to fail relationship
EdFringe 2021 Review: Screen 9 ★★★★
Piccolo Theatre and The Pleasance bring new work Screen 9 to the stage, a powerful
EdFringe 2021 Review: Fear of Roses ★★★★
Drawing inspiration from classic femme fatale and pulp narratives, Fear of Roses from Black Bat
Film Review: Suzanne Lindon’s Delicate Romantic Drama ‘Spring Blossom’ (Seize printemps)
Bewitching romantic drama Spring Blossom from twenty-year old filmmaker Suzanne Lindon explores an ethically-challenging romance
Review: Kate Winslet and Saoirse Ronan Lead Francis Lee’s ‘Ammonite’
Francis Lee returns with his first feature since 2017’s extraordinary God’s Own Country, the Kate
Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review: Turkish Dystopian Drama ‘In the Shadows’
Turkish filmmaker Erdem Tepegoz writes and directs In the Shadows. Packed with steampunk aesthetics and
Film Review: Viggo Mortensen’s ‘Falling’ ★★★★
Viggo Mortensen’s unconventional family drama Falling may not strike as an obvious feature for the
French Film Festival @ Home Review: Into Dad’s Woods (La forêt de mon père)
Vero Cratzborn writes and directs Into Dad’s Woods (La forêt de mon père), a dramatic
Review: Annette Bening & Bill Nighy in ‘Hope Gap’
Annette Bening and Bill Nighy bring some sense of star power with their watchable turns
Willem Dafoe Stars in the Trailer for Abel Ferrara’s ‘Tommaso’
Although debuting at Cannes in 2019, Tommaso – the latest collaboration between auteur Abel Ferrara
TV Trailer: Nicole Kidman in HBO’s ‘The Undoing’
Nicole Kidman continues an incredibly successful foray into TV after stellar roles in Big Little
Trailer: Liam Hemsworth in ‘Arkansas’
There’s woozy Southern charm aplenty in the trailer for crime potboiler Arkansas. The project from
EdFringe 2019 Review: Lorca: A Theatre Beneath the Sand
Lorca: A Theatre Beneath the Sand Rating: ★★★★ Venue: theSpace@ Surgeon’s Hall Tickets Spanish Performance Art
EdFringe 2019 Review: Ripped
Writer and performer Alex Gwyther’s Ripped plays the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and explores the concepts
EIFF17 Review: Strange Weather
Holly Hunter is the beating heart of Katherine Dieckmann’s Strange Weather – an offbeat Southern
EIFF17 Review: Sister of Mine (Demonios tus ojos)
Pedro Aguilera explores reversion to a more atavistic persuasion in voyeuristic thriller, Sister of Mine
EIFF17 Review: Edie
Sheila Hancock delivers an acting master class in Edie, an inspiring tale of strength, courage
TV Trailer: Naomi Watts in Netflix’s Gypsy
Your newest Netflix binge will soon be arriving in the form of original series, Gypsy,
Trailer: Christopher Plummer & Jai Courtney in ‘The Exception’
It seems like it has taken an age for The Exception (previously The Kaiser’s Last