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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 »

Move over, Braveheart. Step aside, Rob Roy. There’s a new film about a Scottish historical hero in town. The first trailer for David Mackenzie’s ... Read more »

This year’s Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award shortlist was brimming with fine albums, but at last night's ceremony at Paisley Town Hall it was Ed... Read more »

If you haven’t noticed, we’re all obsessed with the 1980s. In all likelihood, the last piece of contemporary pop culture you consumed referenced ... Read more »

Sheffield Doc/Fest returns in June for its 25th edition with a bursting programme of over 200 documentary features and shorts. Already announced is the world... Read more »

Season 4 of Arrested Development appeared on Netflix in May 2013, and ended on a number of cliffhangers. Michael (Jason Bateman) and his son George-Michael (... Read more »

Getting started in film journalism can be tricky, but a fine place to learn the ropes is as part of Edinburgh International Film Festival’s Student Cri... Read more »

Ask the average movie fan on the street to name the best American comedies of the 90s and they’ll suggest titles like Groundhog Day, The Big Lebowski a... Read more »

As the 72nd edition of Edinburgh International Film Festival comes to a close, the event's various juries announce their award winners. This year’s to... Read more »

Following on from the Denis Sulta curated FLY Open Air Festival in May, FLY announce their next big party – the FLY Open Air Festival – which sho... Read more »

Nightvision are back with another tasty project. Titled Leith Docks Sound System, this weekender will take place within The Ocean Terminal Centre on the Augu... Read more »

Sacha Baron Cohen is back and word is he’s as outrageous as ever. His new satirical show Who Is America? aired last night in the US, and features the c... Read more »

We hear Brett Haley, director of sweet indie drama Hearts Beat Loud, before we see him. Milling around a corridor in Edinburgh’s Caledonian Hotel ahead... Read more »