Glasgow Film Festival 2022 Review: True Things
Ruth Wilson leads True Things, a complex character-driven drama examining a doomed to fail relationship
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Mike Taveira and Sophia Black Join Forces for Sugary Valentine’s Anthem ‘Stupid Cupid!’
Mike Taveira and Sophia Black release Valentine’s anthem Stupid Cupid! this week. The smooth sugary
Film Review: Jamie Dornan and Emily Blunt In Curious Irish Romance ‘Wild Mountain Thyme’
A feature including the starry cast of Jamie Dornan, Emily Blunt, Christopher Walken and Jon
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
Gallery: These Pictures of Barbara Cartland Will Brighten Up Your Day
Dame Barbara Cartland may have left us in 2000, but the 98 year old left
Music: Greyson Chance Releases ‘Dancing Next To Me’
Greyson Chance follows previous single, country tinged pop track Boots, with all out electropop banger
GFF19 Review: Only You
Josh O’Connor and Laia Costa lead romantic drama, Only You, from writer-director Harry Wootliff. Exploring
EIFF Review: The Love Witch
“I’m the love witch. I’m your ultimate fantasy” glamorous Elaine seductively exclaims in Anna Biller’s
Preview: Nick Bateman in Erotic Thriller ‘Ugly Love’
The romantic thriller is a genre set for a return thanks to the success of
Trailer: Nicholas Sparks’s ‘The Choice’
A yearly Nicholas Sparks adaptation has become a customary event in the cinematic calendar –
EIFF 2015 Review: Love Film Festival
Love Film Festival’s continent spanning tale of two lovers fighting the odds had the potential
Review: The Age of Adaline
When the first elegant trailer for The Age of Adaline arrived it looked like it
Review: Suite Française
Irène Némirovsky’s unfinished novel Suite Française became a posthumous bestseller in 2004, with the film
Review: Horns
Daniel Radcliffe continues to prove that he is a versatile acting talent with Horns, yet
Review: Magic in the Moonlight
After the sensational Blue Jasmine, Woody Allen’s latest feature sees him returning to the sort
Review: Scott Speedman in Barefoot
Andrew Fleming (The In-Laws, Hamlet 2) directs Barefoot – a romantic comedy with an intriguing
Review: About Last Night (2014)
David Mamet’s hit 1974 play Sexual Perversity in Chicago gets its second big screen adaptation
Poster Alert: Before Midnight
As you may have seen from our review of Safe Haven, romantic dramas can often