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Gareth Edwards’ Monsters, from 2010, was a poetic and atmospheric creature feature imagining a near future where giant extraterrestrials roamed North A... Read more »

We love Tom Hardy. Whether he's playing sensitive brutes in films like Mad Max: Fury Road and Warrior, reading bedtime stories on CBeebies with his ador... Read more »

After weeks of controversy following Creative Scotland’s recent round of Regular Funding announcements, in which long-term funds were cut from vital ar... Read more »

J.J. Abrams likes to surprise people with the Cloverfield franchise, which he produces and masterminds. Matt Reeves’ original found-footage horror of t... Read more »

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the last few years, it’s that John Williams’ music sounds bloody lovely when played by a full... Read more »

Wes Anderson makes cinema on his terms. Utilising set design, expressive colour, models, precision framing and, increasingly, stop-motion animation, he creat... Read more »

Edinburgh Art Festival (EAF), the UK’s largest annual festival of visual art, returns for its 15th edition in July and is now looking for a handful of ... Read more »

Last night saw the world premiere of April, Sarah Forrest’s 2017 Margaret Tait Award commission. The event at Glasgow Film Festival also saw the baton ... Read more »

We’re talking to Edinburgh International Festival director Fergus Linehan the day before he unveils to the world the programme for this year’s ed... Read more »

The retrospective for this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival has been announced, and organisers say they’ve been inspired by current a... Read more »

It Follows and The Myth of the American Sleepover director David Robert Mitchell is one of our favourite young American filmmakers, so we’re delighted ... Read more »

If you’ve seen a Wes Anderson movie, you’ll know they’re made with a great deal of care and precision. Making one of Wes Anderson’s a... Read more »

As we reported on 8 March, Scottish Youth Theatre – whose former performers include Kate Dickie and Karen Gillan – had announced its intention to... Read more »

Netflix won’t be taking any talent to Cannes this year after the festival’s director announced their straight to streaming distribution model mak... Read more »

HAVEN, the Copenhagen-based festival curated by brothers Bryce and Aaron Dessner of The National, returns to Copenhagen with a pleasingly diverse line-up tha... Read more »

The breakout young film star of last year was undoubtedly 22-year-old New York actor Timothée Chalamet, thanks to his charismatic performance in swoon... Read more »

We love Filmhouse’s House Guest initiative. It’s always fascinating to hear what movies have resonated with people, and the Edinburgh cinema&rsqu... Read more »

It looks like Armando Iannucci’s follow-up to his brutal satire The Death of Stalin will be The Personal History of David Copperfield, which is describ... Read more »

Ah-ha! Alan Partridge is coming to Edinburgh! This Time With Alan Partridge, the long-awaited new series featuring Steve Coogan’s beloved character, wi... Read more »

Back in December 2008, fledgling music label Song, by Toad put out Pissing on Bonfires / Kissing with Tongues, the debut album of Edinburgh indie folk band M... Read more »

The Scottish Album of the Year Award returns for its seventh edition this year, and as was the case last year, music fans will be first to discover which art... Read more »

The flies still buzzing around during a Czech winter are made of tough stuff, but they need a bit of warmth. The same could be said for Mára (Tom&aacu... Read more »

Within the Red State of Texas, the state capital of Austin is a solitary dot of Democrat blue. Here in this liberal oasis, far from the film industries in Ho... Read more »

One of the most original voices in modern cinema is back. The trailer for Yorgos Lanthimos’ new feature The Favourite, a period romp featuring an unhin... Read more »

We already know that this year’s Glasgow Youth Film Festival (14-16 Sep) will kick off with riotous Scottish zombie musical Anna and the Apocalypse. Th... Read more »

Nicolas Winding Refn, the unconventional director of Drive, Bronson and The Neon Demon, is always full of surprises. His latest left-field turn is to la... Read more »

The heady aroma of fear and Lynx Africa hangs in the air in Square Go, Kieran Hurley and Gary McNair’s hilarious new play concerned with the daily terr... Read more »

Enforcers of the Trades Description Act could have no beef with the content of Rob Hayes’ tragicomic play, Awkward Conversations With Animals I've F*ck... Read more »

Those Radiohead boys really know their way around a film score. The cult band’s guitarist Jonny Greenwood has become one of the film world’s most... Read more »

Season one of American Vandal had three chief virtues. First, and most simply, it’s hilarious. Taking the form of a true-crime doc, it followed te... Read more »