GFF 2012: 85A Presents Jan Svankmajer
By Chris Buckle. Published 22 February 2012
The Glue Factory becomes a surreal playground as 85A collective take over the venue to bring to life the nutty images of legendary Czech filmmaker Jan Svankmajer
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GFF 2012: Comic book writer Mark Millar in interview
By Thom Atkinson. Published 21 February 2012We meet with the prolific Glaswegian comic book writer and GFF ambassador, Mark Millar, to discuss his future projects
GFF 2012: Hunky Dory interview: Marc Evans and Jon Finn
By Jamie Dunn. Published 20 February 2012The CineSkinny speaks to Marc Evans and Jon Finn, respectively director and producer of Hunky Dory, one of GFF’s delights...
GFF 2012: Wild Bill director Dexter Fletcher in interview
By Nicola Balkind. Published 20 February 2012The CineSkinny press gangs actor Dexter Fletcher to discuss his directorial debut, a London-set pseudo-spaghetti western about redemption and parenting
GFF 2012: Three Sides to the Story
By Chris Buckle. Published 18 February 2012Showing at GFF, Dreileben comprises of three films, each telling the same story from a different perspective, from three of Germany's leading filmmakers
GFF: Glasgow on Celluloid
By Alan Bett. Published 18 February 2012The CineSkinny examines how Glasgow, an increasingly popular shooting location, has been portrayed in cinema over the years
GFF 2012: Director Dominik Moll in Interview
By Jamie Dunn. Published 18 February 2012We speak to Dominik Moll, who brings his adaptation of Matthew Lewis’s classic gothic tale to Glasgow
GFF 2012: Weimarvellous
By Helen Wright. Published 17 February 2012A weekend of cabaret, Weimer-era Germany style.
GFF 2012: Hymn to the Dardenne Brothers
By Philip Concannon. Published 17 February 2012The Dardenne brothers' exquisite The Kid With a Bike is one of the gems of the festival. We consider what makes these Belgian siblings such giants of the film world
GFF 2012: High Places interview
By Jamie Dunn. Published 16 February 2012Glasgow Music and Film Festival kicks off in grand style with a performance from electro-pop duo High Places, a band whose work embodies GMFF's celebration of both music and image
GFF 2012: Reclaiming Mumblecore
By Jamie Dunn. Published 15 February 2012Is there any sub-genre more misunderstood than mumblecore? With director Lynn Shelton delivering, with Your Sister's Sister, another film gem that fits the mumblecore M.O., we've decided to reclaim this...
GFF 2012: Surrealism/Politics: Animations from Oberhausen
By Helen Wright. Published 02 February 2012Surrealism/Politics, a programme of eight award-winning animations, dating from 1964 to 1997, is one of the many highlights of this year's Glasgow Short Film Festival. The Skinny takes you into...
GFF 2012: Visionary Flicks
By Alan Bett. Published 01 February 2012The opening and closing films for this year's Glasgow Film Festival are inspired choices
GFF 2012: Sound and Vision
By Chris Buckle. Published 01 February 2012We preview another quality lineup from the Glasgow Music and Film Festival
GFF 2012: The Horror
By James Kloda. Published 01 February 2012The Skinny pays tribute to the GFF's annual crimson splattered crescendo, the mighty FrightFest, and its much maligned gorehounds who make the Scottish horror scene so special
February Film Highlights
By Becky Bartlett. Published 31 January 2012Anyone who has wished they could see legendary band Chemical Brothers in concert, or those who would like to relive the experience of their mind-bending light and sound show, head...
Food News – February 2012
By Peter Simpson. Published 30 January 2012Assistance for lonely hearts, food/film combos and the incredible power of science – all in this month's round-up
Youth in Revolt – Glasgow Youth Film Festival 2012
By Jamie Dunn. Published 19 January 2012Looking at the programme for GFF 2012 you'd be forgiven for thinking that festivities begin 16 Feb with opening gala Your Sister's Sister, but you'd be wrong. Overlook the cinematic...
Steven Spielberg on War Horse: "This is the first fully British film I've ever made”
By Thom Atkinson. Published 13 January 2012After the Leicester Square UK premiere of War Horse, its director, the legendary Steven Spielberg, sat down with the press to discuss his inspiration for this equine opus
Sex and the Cinema
By Helen Wright. Published 10 January 2012A fleeting look at the representation of sex and sexuality in cinema, from the Hays code in the 1930s to today's subtler forms of censorship
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