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Unlikely pairings can be perfect. Indonesian film The Raid centres around a police bust in a large tower block filled with criminals, guns, and machetes; unl... Read more »

Directors Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn explore the life of Belfast record shop owner Terri Hooley (Dormer), whose career was inextricably linked to the... Read more »

Geoffrey Rush and Paul Schneider star in this familial drama inspired by Henrik Ibsen’s The Wild Duck The Daughter begins with a father-son tension. A... Read more »

His own website, and hub of information for all that is Adam Goldberg’s multi-medium creative output, refers to the actor/filmmaker/photographer/musici... Read more »

The five films which make up the Dylan at the Movies strand have been carefully selected by curator Dr Pasquale Iannone, who, rather than opting for more con... Read more »

You’ve just moved into your new room at the halls of residence; you’ve waved goodbye to Mum and Dad; lined up your brand new George Foreman grill... Read more »

At the height of the cold war, the world’s news cameras focused on a solitary figure sitting at a small chessboard in Iceland. Broadcasters and spectat... Read more »

Leslie Feist returns with the eagerly anticipated follow up to 2007’s The Reminder which, assisted by an iPod iteration that even today seems quite dat... Read more »

As a virtuoso violinist and regular collaborator with Yo Yo Ma, there is an expectaiton amongst the small audience in The Caves this evening for Michi Wianck... Read more »

To coincide with what Aidan Moffat calls his ‘first proper tour in five years’ the former Arab Strap raconteur and current collaborator Bill Well... Read more »

Chemikal Underground welcome members of Shipping News, Rachel’s, The For Carnation, and Shannon Wright in the form of new band King’s Daughters &... Read more »

A prevailing sense of nostalgia dominates Territories, the debut from artist/musician Chris Hawtin and producer Mark Burgess’ collaboration as Red Hors... Read more »

Imagine finding an old wireless; winding it up, and turning it on to discover that it’s still tuned to an old forgotten AM station constantly broadcast... Read more »

The black coiled hair of Annie Clark, who appears as a backlit silhouette, casts elongated shadows that scale the walls and tease their way through the crani... Read more »

Set in 1993, IRA soldier Colette McVeigh (Andrea Riseborough) is apprehended while attempting to plant an explosive on the London Underground. Forced by an ... Read more »

Glasgow’s ‘little grey deity’, as Will Self once called him, Alasdair Gray is a figure whose work looms over Scottish art and literature an... Read more »

Based on the bestselling novel by Jonas Jonasson, The 100-Year-Old Man – let’s call it that for short – chronicles the fanciful escapa... Read more »

Kathleen Hanna claims she started a band because no one ever listened to her. It’s safe to say that changed with Bikini Kill. The Punk Singer takes us ... Read more »

CineFringe Founded in reaction to the Edinburgh International Film Festival’s move to June, leaving cinema largely unrepresented amongst the countless... Read more »

Cloud Atlas (The Wachowskis & Tom Tykwer) — 22 Feb Based on the incredibly complex novel by David Mitchell (not that one), Cloud Atlas consists of ... Read more »

Marking four and a half years since the release of their previous LP Ghosts We Must Carry, this also marks a new chapter for State Broadcasters as they bid f... Read more »

Glasgow quartet State Broadcasters return with Break My Fall, the lead song from the band's forthcoming third album A Different Past, due... Read more »

It comes as no surprise to learn that Endor's lead singer, David McGinty, sang backing vocals on Snow Patrol's Eyes Open album. The similarities in sound bet... Read more »

Live music in Edinburgh Onra + Wuh Oh @ Sneaky Pete's, 22 MarThe globetrotting beatmaker stops off in Edinburgh for a late show as part of the Night Movies ... Read more »

Outside The Whisky Bond is a fledgling community garden, and new moorings where barges will next year be set up as living spaces. These are only the per... Read more »

Once again our writers draw lines in the cinematic sand to choose 2015's essential films. Our top ten has a curious gender divide: the male protagonists (The... Read more »

What comes to your mind we you think 'British Cinema'? Do you picture a dour room with characters indulging in bittersweet conversations while drinking tea (... Read more »

FESTIVAL WATCH: T-BREAK SPECIAL - WHO'S WHOThe 16 bands picked for the 2013 T Break stage at T in the Park (12-14 Jul) represent a cross-section of Scot... Read more »

Dundee band Seams have sensibly brought a large number of fans from their home town, who fill the front two rows of the T Break tent and make a lot... Read more »