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Scotland’s annual celebration of short film, the Glasgow Short Film Festival, came to a close this weekend. Despite the major setback of the festival&r... Read more »

Last September, Hidden Door announced that they had found a huge site for their 2025 edition: The Paper Factory, a 15.5-acre site occupied by the former Saic... Read more »

The CCA’s winter closure has been a massive blow to Glasgow’s film scene, but with spring arriving its doors are reopening with a film that will ... Read more »

The Glasgow International Comedy Festival came to a close last night (30 Mar) with a gala ceremony and the awarding of its most coveted prize – the Sir... Read more »

Over the years, plenty of great filmmakers from all over the world have come to Scotland to capture the majesty of our lochs, hills and glens on screen, from... Read more »

Dunoon Film Festival Two to One Anyone fancy a road trip to the Cowal Peninsula? Dunoon Film Festival is back this weekend, taking place in the spring for ... Read more »

This year’s Edinburgh Fringe details are coming in thick and fast, with new shows being announced each week. One programme we’re particularly loo... Read more »

The world feels pretty broken right now, from the ongoing genocides abroad and deepening inequalities at home, to the attempt by our government to strip away... Read more »

In just over two weeks, Filmhouse will open its doors to the public for the first time in over two years, and they’re kicking off with a programme of f... Read more »

There’s a bunch of film festivals heading your way in June. First up, Refugee Festival Scotland (13-22 Jun). The multi-arts festival has over 150 event... Read more »

Filmhouse returns after two long years, and it has plenty of talented filmmakers joining the cinema for Q&As in its first month. Matt Palmer present... Read more »

Rebuilding has a good heart. It believes in the kindness of strangers. It believes in community. It believes people who’ve lost everything can overcome... Read more »

Mortician, the latest film from Abdolreza Kahani, is another of what the Montreal-based Iranian filmmaker calls his “one-person cinema”. With no ... Read more »

Every year, a handful of vital new filmmaking voices emerge on the scene, and one of the most exciting to do so in 2025 has been Eva Victor with their electr... Read more »

The shortlist for this year’s Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award has been announced. After much deliberation, The SAY Award judges narrowed down th... Read more »

Rae-Yen Song, Tramway We’re looking forward to Rae-Yen Song’s epic new exhibition opening at Tramway this weekend. It’s Song’s ... Read more »

The finest Scottish film of 2025 had already made itself known to audiences the year prior, thanks to its rapturous run on the autumn festivals circuit. I re... Read more »

Rose of Nevada Rose of Nevada | photo by Steve Tanner The latest from one-man cinema machine Mark Jenkin (he's director, writer, cinematographer, editor, s... Read more »

Glasgow Short Film Festival is back. Scotland’s largest celebration of short film cinema kicks off, as it tends to do sometimes, with a feature film: V... Read more »

If one were planning to set up an international festival of experimental moving image, a modest-sized town over 50 miles from the nearest urban population wo... Read more »

What’s remarkable about the eponymous protagonist of the blissful and witty Love, Simon is how unremarkable he is; quirks are not his thing. As pl... Read more »

It’s been eight long years since John Cameron Mitchell’s last movie. That film was Rabbit Hole, which starred Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart as ... Read more »

The beginning of Rampage calls to mind the end of Alien. A female astronaut, the sole survivor of her crew, is fleeing a spaceship that’s strewn with h... Read more »

Young cinephiles assemble! Glasgow Youth Film Festival, the pioneering annual festival that sees a group of bright teen film fans aged 15 to 19 take the lead... Read more »

Back in March last year, several Marvel superheroes descended on Edinburgh to shoot some scenes for a sequence set in the Scottish capital for the upcoming t... Read more »

We all know Daft Punk's blissful single Get Lucky is the sound of the summer – Glasgow comedian Limmy keeps reminding us of the fact, at least. Might G... Read more »

A sure thing doesn’t exist in the movie business, although Mia Hansen-Løve might be the exception to that rule. This talented French filmmaker h... Read more »

Another of the Fringe's major players, Assembly, has revealed more of its 2018 plans, with a vibrant lineup of theatre, comedy, cabaret, and circus heading t... Read more »

Today Edinburgh International Film Festival launched its The Young & the Wild programme, the festival’s strand devoted to films about and for young... Read more »

Film festivals come in all shapes and sizes. Behemoths like Berlin and Toronto spread tendrils throughout their cities, leaving festival-goers overwhelmed as... Read more »