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It feels like all we’ve heard about Summerhall in the past few months has been wall-to-wall bad news, but there’s been some light on the horizon ... Read more »

This March, Glasgow will once again spill over with comedy as the Glasgow International Comedy Festival returns to venues across the city from 12 to 30 March... Read more »

Traditional animation is one of the most labour-intensive forms of filmmaking; a few seconds of action can often take teams of animators days to achieve. But... Read more »

Ruaridh Mollica is only 25, but he’s already a film and TV veteran. Born in Prato, just outside Florence, but raised in Leith, he fell into professiona... Read more »

The Scottish weather continues to be unreliable, but luckily, with three great film festivals coming up, you’ll be spending much of May in a cinema. F... Read more »

After a turbulent year of uncertainty around its future, Summerhall – one of Edinburgh and the Fringe’s most important venues – will begin ... Read more »

The opening text of Tornado informs us that its events take place sometime in 1790s Britain. But don’t be braced for bonnets and corsets: this is not y... Read more »

What makes a pub ‘your local’? The obvious answer is to do with proximity, surely? It’s that place around the corner where everyone knows y... Read more »

There’s a mystery at the heart of Out of Love, the bittersweet new drama from Nathan Ambrosioni: why does someone just walk out on a life? It’s a... Read more »

Navigating the Edinburgh Festivals in August is a bit like solving a complex maths equation where you have to try and balance out the hours in the day and th... Read more »

We preview Edinburgh Film Festival (14-20 Aug) elsewhere in the mag and on this website, but it’s not the only UK festival of note this summer. Bristol... Read more »

Last year, Take One Action announced it would be moving to a new biannual film festival model and today they’ve revealed the programme details for the ... Read more »

Film festivals can act as barometers for assessing the health of indie filmmaking. Read any critic's report on the competitions at Cannes or Berlin and you&r... Read more »

Who would have thought a documentary about porridge, the beigest of foodstuffs, would be so colourful? I’m not just talking about Dimitri Zaunders&rsqu... Read more »

IberoDocs is about to deliver its 11th and biggest edition. While the raison d'être of the festival might seem quite obvious – as its title sugge... Read more »

Film festivals grow up so fast. It seems like only yesterday that Scottish Queer International Film Festival were the cool new kids on the block. Now that th... Read more »

Every summer, the GFT mentors a group of 15 to 18-year-old Glasgow students in the ways of film curation and festival coordination. And then, at the end of t... Read more »

Winter is slowly but surely approaching, and with those cold, dark months drawing in, we’re already getting excited for the promise of some great films... Read more »

Next year’s edition of Manipulate, we’re told, will see the animation, puppetry and visual theatre festival deliver one of its most ambitious pro... Read more »

This year’s French Film Festival UK lineup is sparkling. Richard Linklater, Hafsia Herzi, Cédric Klapisch, Julia Ducornau, and Rebecca Zlot... Read more »

The 22nd Glasgow Film Festival will run from 25 February to 8 March, and today the festival has revealed the film its team has chosen to close proceedings: J... Read more »

Is it just me, or is silent cinema suddenly en vogue? Over the summer of 2025, the centenary of Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin was celebrated ... Read more »

In the February issue of The Skinny, you can read an interview with Glasgow Film's new Head of Programme Paul Gallagher, where he celebrates the breadth of f... Read more »

It was only last year that James McAvoy attended Glasgow Film Festival and received the festival’s Cinema City Award. It’s been confirmed today t... Read more »

Scottish cinema hasn’t yet produced a great queer feature film. We don’t have our own My Beautiful Laundrette, My Summer of Love or Weekend. When... Read more »

Scotland’s biggest film celebration, Glasgow Film Festival, kicks off on 25 February with Felipe Bustos Sierra's Everybody to Kenmure Street.... Read more »

Last month, teaching staff at the University of Edinburgh who are part of the University and College Union (UCU) announced they would begin a Marking and Ass... Read more »

1) French Film Festival Lover for a Day It looks to have been a pretty good year in cinema for our neighbours across the channel, as evidenced by the ... Read more »

1. Paul Thomas Anderson on 35mm Inherent Vice You’ve got a whole month still to go until the release of Paul Thomas Anderson’s fantastic new fi... Read more »

The weekend’s Golden Globe awards was a bittersweet affair. It was thrilling to see this most superficial of awards ceremonies – where the red ca... Read more »