Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review: Danish Crime Saga ‘Wildland’
Danish crime drama Wildland (Original title: Kød & blod) from director Jeanette Nordahl and writer
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Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review – Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
Two literary titans whose celebrity and cinematic adaptations often transcended the exposure of their own
Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review: Undergods
Eerie apocalyptic anthology Undergods presents three ill-fated stories capturing a Europe and its middle-classes in
Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review: The Toll
Thriller The Toll from director Ryan Andrew Hooper and writer Matt Redd treads the line
Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Review: The Mauritanian
Kevin Macdonald’s The Mauritanian opens this year’s Glasgow Film Festival at home and gets the
Film Review: Peccadillo Pictures’ Boys on Film 21: Beautiful Secret
It is a truly phenomenal feat that Peccadillo Pictures’ ever-stellar Boys On Film series has
Film Review: Kristen Wiig & Annie Mumolo Lead Off-Beat Kitsch Comedy ‘Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ ★★★
Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo write and star in Barb and Star Go to Vista
Film Review: Experimental Dance Documentary ‘If It Were Love’ ★★★
If It Were Love documents the lives of fifteen young dancers as they tour Crowd,
Film Review: Voyeuristic Handheld Erotic Thriller ‘PVT Chat’ ★★★
Writer-Director Ben Hozie crafts PVT Chat, an erotic thriller focussing on the intense relationship between
Film Review: Theo James Leads Artificial Intelligence Sci-Fi Drama ‘Archive’ ★★★
Gavin Rothery, who collaborated with Duncan Jones on 2009 sci-fi feature Moon, releases his directorial
Film Review: Kevin Costner and Diane Lane in ‘Let Him Go’ ★★★★
Author Larry Watson’s contemporary Western Let Him Go gets the cinematic treatment courtesy of writer-director
Review: Juliet Landau’s Hybrid-Horror ‘A Place Among the Dead’ ★★
Juliet Landau is greeted by a fan in her directorial feature debut A Place Among
Film Review: Albert Serra’s Provocative French Libertine Drama ‘Liberté’ ★★★★
Albert Serra, no stranger to tackling themes of darkness and debauchery in classic French society
Review: Sophia Loren’s Cinematic Return ‘The Life Ahead’ (‘La vita davanti a sé’) ★★★★★
Sophia Loren, an actress fully deserving of the label legendary, has kept a low profile
Review: Danish Moral-Thriller ‘Queen of Hearts’ ★★★★
Danish melodrama Queen of Hearts is an impressive one that lulls us into expecting a
Review: Andrea Riseborough Leads Sparse Contemplative Egypt Set Drama ‘Luxor’ ★★★
Writer-director Zeina Durra crafts her second feature project following her 2010 indie-drama The Imperialists Are
Review: The Teacher – Iris Prize Film Festival ★★★★
Ming-Lang Chen directs romantic Taiwanese drama The Teacher, set against the backdrop of the fight
Review: Koko-di Koko-da
Swedish filmmaker Johannes Nyholm follows his 2016 arthouse debut feature The Giant with the similarly
Film Review: Brazilian LGBT+ Drama ‘Socrates’ from Peccadillo Pictures
Writer-director Alexandre Moratto’s debut narrative feature Socrates gets its UK release this week, with the
Review: Xavier Dolan’s Matthias & Maxime
Xavier Dolan’s latest, Matthias & Maxime, hits streaming platform MUBI this Friday and it is
Film Review: Amy Seimetz’s ‘She Dies Tomorrow’
Amy Seimetz returns with her first feature as writer-director since 2012’s haunting debut Sun Don’t
Review: Russell Crowe in ‘Unhinged’
Russell Crowe lets loose in Unhinged – one of the first major new releases to
Edfilmfest 2020 Review: A White, White Day (Hvítur, hvítur dagur)
Screening as part of EdFilmFest @ Home, Icelandic slow-burn thriller A White, White Day (Hvítur,
Review: Gay Chilean Prison Drama ‘The Prince’ (‘El Príncipe’)
Artsploitation Films release The Prince (El Príncipe) – a period film steeped in classic queer
GFF20 Review: Deerskin
At a punchy seventy-seven minutes, writer-director Quentin Dupieux’s Deerskin is a manic absurdist delight. A