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Under the Silver Lake: A fever dream of cinematic wonderment
Director David Robert Mitchell’s follow-up to the magnificent It Follows, Under the Silver Lake is a fever dream…
By Andrew MurraySpecial
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Fugue (Fuga)
When a mysterious woman, Alicja (writer Gabriela Muskala), emerges from the train tracks with no memory of who…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Killing (Zan)
The latest feature film from celebrated Japanese cult cinema icon Shin’ya Tsukamoto (Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Tokyo…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Blind Spot (Blindsone)
There are reasons why episodes of Casualty aren’t two hours long. It seems that Tuva Novotny didn’t get…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Murder Me, Monster (Muere, monstro, muere)
One part Lynchian mystery, one part Cronenberg nightmare, and entirely bizarre, Alejandro Fadel's Murder Me, Monster is a…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
The Most Beautiful Couple (Das Schönste Parr)
After happily married couple Malte (Maximilian Brückner) and Liv (Luise Heyer) are brutally attacked during a trip to…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
Another Day of Life
Following Angola's freedom from Portuguese colonialisation in November 1975, the country erupted into civil war. With Cuba, South…
By Andrew Murray
Cinema & Tv
“On paper the film looks like a suicide project”: An interview with Samuel Maoz, director of Foxtrot
Samuel Maoz triumphed at the Venice Film Festival in 2009 with his debut feature Lebanon. Eight years later he…
By Filippo L'Astorina
Glasgow
Tell It to the Bees
Filmmaker Annabel Jankel may be best known for her work as co-director of the infamous so-bad-it’s-good cult movie Super…
By Andrew Murray
Glasgow
The Hole in the Ground
Directed and co-written by Lee Cronin in his feature debut, The Hole in the Ground follows young mother…
By Andrew Murray