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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 »

It’s 10am on your first day at the Fringe. What are you doing? a) You start to queue at a yurt that holds eight people to watch the midday show featur... Read more »

Edinburgh in August is an invigorating and life-affirming place to be, what with some of the best theatre, comedy, dance, opera and literature squeezed into ... Read more »

This year's Edinburgh International Film Festival, which returns 13-19 August, will be the 79th edition of the long-running event. Yet in many ways, EIF... Read more »

Filmmaking tends to be dominated by rich kids, and no wonder, given the expense of film school, the safety net required to enter such a precarious profession... Read more »

Travel agents aren’t to be trusted at the best of times, but when one is named ‘Dream Tourism’, operates out of a shabby office, and offers... Read more »

Cinema is not short of stories about young people trying to leave their dead-end hometowns, but when that hometown is a tinderbox of sectarian and colonial v... Read more »

A key motivation for Theodore Schaefer when making his second feature film, The Arrow at Rest at Every Instant of its Flight, seems to be to showcase the tal... 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 »

The full programme for Glasgow Film Festival will be announced next Wednesday (24 Jan), but today the Industry Focus Strand (28 Feb-2 Mar) has been revealed ... Read more »

Screening classic films with live music is all the rage nowadays, so it was only a matter of time before George Lucas’ Star Wars: A New Hope was given ... Read more »

Over the next few weeks Glasgow Film Theatre is going to be chockablock with fantastic filmmakers, what with the Glasgow Film Festival taking over the cinema... Read more »

Head down to Tramway this month and you’ll encounter the work of American-born, Glasgow-based artist Margaret Salmon. Circle, her first major retrospec... Read more »

1. Glasgow Short Film Festival Scotland’s coolest film festival returns this month and the pleasures look to be myriad. As well as some sharply curate... Read more »

The eleventh Glasgow Short Film Festival came to a close last night with a gala ceremony at its spiffy new venue Civic House. “It's been an exhilaratin... Read more »

There’s a petition for everything nowadays, from the 50,000 people who tried to stop Barr changing the Irn-Bru recipe to the squad who called for fire ... Read more »

The fearless legacy of the Arches looks to be alive and well in Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow’s newest festival of contemporary performance, which returns... Read more »

Bill Murray is a comedy institution. From Saturday Night Live to Stripes, Ghostbusters to Groundhog Day, via his work with some of America’s fines... Read more »

The next Venice Biennale (11 May-24 Nov 2019) will feature Belfast-born, Glasgow-based artist Cathy Wilkes representing the UK in the British pavilion. Scotl... Read more »

Who doesn’t love a good shark movie? Whether it’s a great one (Jaws), a good one (The Shallows) or a ridiculous one (Deep Blue Sea), we’re ... Read more »

Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF)'s collaborations with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) have become one of the most popular events at... Read more »

We already know that the 72nd edition of Edinburgh International Film Festival will begin with Marc Turtletaub’s indie drama Puzzle, which reportedly f... Read more »

Even after four decades of being the funniest actor on the planet, Bill Murray is full of surprises. As unlikely as it sounds, the Ghostbusters and Groundhog... Read more »

If we ignore the triumph that is the Toy Story trilogy, sequels have been Pixar’s kryptonite. The follow-ups to Finding Nemo and Monsters, Inc tarnish ... Read more »

The records fighting it out to be crowned Scottish Album of the Year have been unveiled tonight at King Tut’s in Glasgow. “This year’s long... Read more »

Today, the national Doors Open Days 2018 programme was launched in Dundee. Throughout September, in every corner of Scotland, interesting buildings will be m... Read more »

We need Take One Action (TOA), the UK’s leading social change film festival, more than ever. In a world where politicians lie daily while branding any ... Read more »