May Film Events
By Gail Tolley. Published 21 April 2010
Indulge in some B-movie inspired sex and violence at the Filmhouse on the 1 May when Tarantino’s rarely screened Grindhouse double bill will show. Death Proof and Planet Terror will...
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Beyond Happiness: Todd Solondz talks about Life During Wartime
By Gail Tolley. Published 06 April 2010Todd Solondz’s Life During Wartime returns to the same characters made famous in his caustic social satire Happiness. He talks to The Skinny about balancing humour with poignancy and why...
April Film Events
By Becky Bartlett. Published 26 March 2010After the success of Crazy Heart, American country, folk and blues is celebrating a film revival. In Edinburgh, the Cameo is showing The Roots and Branches of American Music (13 April,...
March Film Events
By Becky Bartlett. Published 03 March 2010The GFT has outdone itself this month with not one, but two horror double bills – in one weekend! Fans of the video nasties can treat themselves to the Don't...
An Act of Faith: Interview with Lourdes director Jessica Hausner
By Gail Tolley. Published 02 March 2010Jessica Hausner talks about her perceptive new film Lourdes which explores faith, longing and the strange phenomenon of miracles.
GFF 2010: Creating Legacy
By Becky Bartlett. Published 28 February 2010Legacy, GFF's closing gala film, is the ambitious new thriller by Thomas Ikimi, filmed in Glasgow and set in New York.
GFF 2010: Fright Night
By Michael Gillespie. Published 25 February 2010A weekend of horrors are in store at FrightFest
GFF 2010: Fashion, Film and Rebellion
By Becky Bartlett. Published 25 February 2010Marco Wilms' documentary Comrade Couture explores the underground fashion scene in former East Berlin.
Family Affairs: An interview with Mia Hansen-Love
By Gail Tolley. Published 25 February 2010Young French director Mia Hansen-Love discusses her assured new feature The Father of My Children.
GFF 2010: Family Ties
By Gail Tolley. Published 23 February 2010We talk to French filmmaker Nathan Miller about his critically acclaimed feature I’m Glad My Mother is Alive.
GFF 2010: Theatre, Film and Samuel Beckett
By Gareth Vile. Published 23 February 2010A rare chance to see one of Beckett's forays into cinema provides fertile ground to discuss the relationship between film and theatre.
GFF 2010: Samurai, Sake and Cyber Dogs
By Michael Gillespie. Published 22 February 2010Discover a variety of stories and ideas in this year's Japanese film focus.
GFF 2010: The Ghost Show
By Becky Bartlett. Published 21 February 2010Roll up, roll up, and experience a unique show about fairgrounds, vaudeville, cinema and an elephant's day out.
GFF 2010: Sights and Sounds
By Juliet Buchan. Published 20 February 2010We explore the eclectic Music and Film Festival programme.
GFF 2010: Court (13) in Session
By Becky Bartlett. Published 20 February 2010They make boats which barely float and machines which hardly fly: who on earth are the Court 13 collective?
GFF 2010: That Old Charmer
By Zaineb Al Hassani. Published 20 February 2010This year's festival retrospective is the suave and charming Cary Grant. We take a look at this extraordinary actor's life....
GFF 2010: No Sex Please - She's Catherine Breillat
By Jenny Munro. Published 19 February 2010Controversial filmmaker Catherine Breillat takes a different approach to shock tactics with her latest feature, Bluebeard....
GFF 2010: Cutting Lines
By Gail Tolley. Published 19 February 2010Cynthia Beatt explores the fading boundary of the Berlin Wall in her two documentaries, The Invisible Frame and Cycling the Frame, which open the Glasgow Shorts Film Festival tonight.
GFF 2010: Opening with a Bang (and a crash and a wallop)
By Gail Tolley. Published 18 February 2010Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s latest film Micmacs opens this year’s Glasgow Film Festival with a dose of hi-jinks.
GFF 2010: Things That Go Bump in the Night
By Michael Gillespie. Published 18 February 2010Parisian electro duo Zombie Zombie talk about their love for the great horror filmmaker John Carpenter.
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