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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 »

The House is a comedy of manners that moves at the speed of a screwball. American playwright Brian Parks’ one act farce takes place in the homely front... Read more »

Take One Action!Edinburgh & Glasgow, 12-23 Sep 2018This is a festival to rouse you from your apathy. TOA raison d'etre is to bring audiences together to ... Read more »

The Skinny: What were your first thoughts when Filmhouse approached you to be a 'House Guest'? Irvine Welsh: I love talking about movies and I love the Filmh... Read more »

Great cinemas are more than just buildings in which we watch movies. They’re meeting places, where we go on dates or to catch up with friends; they&rsq... Read more »

Last month Thom Yorke gave us a taste of his first foray into film composition by releasing Suspirium, his chilling first song off the soundtrack for Luca Gu... Read more »

Yesterday we received the wonderful news that Glasgow’s CCA – along with Saramago Cafe Bar, Welcome Home and Aye-Aye Books – will reopen to... Read more »

In Rachel Maclean’s first feature film, a group of futuristic Barbies are forced to compete against each other to win a few portions of smiley face ham... Read more »

They’ve endured a date and venue change (this year’s festival takes place at Scottish Youth Theatre), but human rights festival Document will ret... Read more »

Short film fans rejoice! Random Acts, Channel 4’s post-pub short film series celebrating the short form, returns to surprise and delight late-night cha... Read more »

The first trailer for Netflix-bound horror Velvet Buzzsaw sees Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo reunite with their Nightcrawler director, Dan Gilroy, in what l... Read more »

Scottish film fans rejoice, as Glasgow Film Festival rolls around once again to sprinkle a little cinematic joy to combat the winter blues. A total of 337 sc... Read more »

Are you working in the film industry? Or looking to kickstart your career there? Glasgow Film Festival’s Industry Focus, the relatively new arm of the ... Read more »

No matter how dry the teen film creative well may appear, every so often one comes along that puts a smart spin on its shopworn tropes. Heathers gave the&nbs... Read more »

David Robert Mitchell loves to play with genre. In his disarming debut film, The Myth of the American Sleepover, he tinkered with the familiar codes of the t... Read more »

In new Italian film Happy as Lazzaro, realism and poetry sit side-by-side. Speaking to Alice Rohrwacher, the film’s 37-year-old writer-director, one se... Read more »

This year has already seen films on the horrors of festivals with Netflix’s FYRE: The Greatest Party that Never Happened and Hulu’s Fyre Fraud. A... Read more »

Manchester International Festival has unveiled its 2019 programme, and the first event to catch the eye is that legendary filmmaker David Lynch will be ... Read more »

Eddie Izzard fans are in for a rare treat this year as it’s been announced the great absurdist standup and actor is heading to Edinburgh in August to t... Read more »

Last night on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Karen O and Danger Mouse performed Woman, a track from their new joint album, Lux Prima. Nothing unusual th... Read more »

Pixies are going back on the road.  The hugely influential American rock band are crossing the pond this autumn for a huge tour of Europe in September a... Read more »

Taking place at Kelburn Castle near Largs, the small but perfectly formed Kelburn Garden Party (5-8 Jul) is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary this year, ... Read more »

The eyes of the experimental moving image world will once again turn to Hawick next month. For the last nine years, the Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festiva... Read more »

Everyone's a critic nowadays, right? But if you're interested in more than just firing off hot takes into the abyss of Twitter, Edinburgh International Film ... Read more »

It's been one year since the tragic death of Scott Hutchison. The much-loved Frightened Rabbit singer took his own life in May 2018, and on the one year anni... Read more »

Lovers of performance art wouldn’t want to be anywhere else during the Fringe than taking in the fresh and forward-thinking programme at Summerhall. Th... Read more »

We'll say one thing for Pokémon Detective Pikachu: it looks gorgeous. Mostly taking place in Ryme City, a town in which humans and Pokémon live... Read more »

Disney•Pixar love Edinburgh International Film Festival. During the last decade, no edition of the long-running festival has felt complete without ... Read more »