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Red Sparrow

After ending the Hunger Games series – and pretty much the whole hype around YA dystopian films – with the…

By Musanna Ahmed
Glasgow

You, Me and Him

Daisy Aitkens’s first feature film, You, Me and Him, follows same-sex couple Olivia (Lucy Punch) – a lawyer…

By Andrew Murray
Glasgow

Pin Cushion

Pin Cushion, the first feature to be written and directed by Deborah Haywood,  is wholly unique and irresistibly…

By Andrew Murray
Berlinale

Maki’la

Maki’la is a brutal tale about life on the streets of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo. The titular…

By Sophia Moss
Play

The Weir at Richmond Theatre

It’s said that all good theatre has storytelling at its heart and the Olivier award-winning play The Weir…

By Bill Kacir
Art

All Too Human at Tate Britain

Looking at the full title of Tate Britain’s spring blockbuster, All Too Human: Bacon, Freud and a Century…

By Anna Souter
Glasgow

The Swan (Svanurinn)

When a young girl, Sól (Grima Valsdóttir), is sent to the countryside to work on her aunt and…

By Andrew Murray
Glasgow

Mobile Homes

Vladimir de Fontenay’s Mobile Homes follows the makeshift family of young mother Ally (Imogen Poots) and her deadbeat…

By Andrew Murray