Berlinale
Jesus Egon Christ: An interview with directors David and Saša Vajda
German director and producer brothers David and Saša Vajda deliver their docufiction feature, Jesus Egon Christus, to premiere…
By Ezelle AlblasSpecial
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Glasgow
Spring Blossom
Writer-director Suzanne Lindon’s (daughter of Sandrine Kiberlain and Vincent Lindon) dazzling directorial debut once again proves that there’s…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Killing Escobar
Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar is one of the most notorious criminals in recent history. His wealth, infamy,…
By Andrew Murray
Berlinale
“There really hasn’t been a film that deals with a platonic male-female relationship in this way”: Natalie Morales and Mark Duplass discuss Language Lessons
The relatively new technique of desktop films has previously been almost exclusively used in the horror genre to…
By Selina Sondermann
Glasgow
A Brixton Tale
Promising young stars Lily Newmark (Pin Cushion) and Ola Orebiyi (Limbo, which also screened at GFF) give solid…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Truman & Tennessee: An Intimate Conversation
The words of the immortal writers Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams already speak volumes in themselves, but filmmaker…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Vicious Fun
Cody Calahan’s latest feature has the makings of a future cult favourite. It’s fabulously bloody, gleefully self-aware, and…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Dreams on Fire
Driven by dreams of being a dancer, young hopeful Yume (famed Japanese dancer Bambi Naka) packs her suitcase…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Surge
It’s an ordinary day at London’s Stansted airport. The camera lingers above the bustling crowd and, as if…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
The Old Ways
Director Christopher Alender blends supernatural and body horror to bone-crunching effect in The Old Ways, a chilling horror…
By Andrew Murray