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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 »

Remember when US indie cinema was the most exciting in the world? In the late-80s and early-90s, it seemed like all a young American filmmaker needed was a c... Read more »

The death of cinema treasure Agnès Varda back in March has left an absence in the film world that will be felt for a long while. The legendary French ... Read more »

The Fringe is gargantuan. And this coming edition is particularly massive. With the full programme launched this morning, the world's biggest arts festival w... Read more »