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As part of Napier’s 2010 Degree Show, Tessa Kerrs’ work, Ethnography – Under The Skin, is a strong photographic series exploring subjectivi... Read more »

Having recovered from troublesome clouds of volcanic sulphur, Scotland faces a far more devastating Icelandic invasion. Though Swedish by nationality, Wildbi... Read more »

For those of us still recovering from the heady heights of August’s Fringe, Take One Action Film Festival 2010 brings a fresh programme of films with a... Read more »

“Dentists are the first to go,” jokes Donald Sutherland’s health inspector, unaware of how horribly right he is, in Philip Kaufman’s ... Read more »

Beatriz Santiago Muñoz returns to Glasgow with Post-Military Cinema, part of Glasgow International Festival 2014. Her latest work is an anthropologica... Read more »

Zeresenay Berhane Mehari’s film is unusual for a work of Ethiopian cinema. Shot in 35mm, it eschews the more export-friendly English language for Amhar... Read more »

Canadian filmmaker Harold Crooks (co-writer, The Corporation, co-director, Surviving Progress) returns to open Take One Action!, the socially conscientious f... Read more »

Ever since writer-director Lucile Hadžihalilović teased that she was working on an original feature over a decade ago, fans of unsettling Gallic ci... Read more »

Zombie fever is catching at this year’s EIFF with two distinct strains of horror emerging from Sang-yo Heon’s Korean animation Seoul Station and ... Read more »

The late, great horror auteur Wes Craven, most famous for his authoritative postmodern slasher flick Scream and the childhood-ruining A Nightmare on Elm... Read more »

It’s been a little over a year since Craig David’s guest appearance on KuruptFM's #60MinutesLive Takeover for Mistajam on BBC Radio 1Xtra, i... Read more »

Ben Johnston of Biffy Clyro discusses the making of the band's new album Ellipsis, and the eclectic influences that fed into the record It may be an ugly wo... Read more »

Australian auteur Cate Shortland has a knack for casting promising young women in complex lead roles and drawing out powerful, authentic performances. Her la... Read more »

It’s been four years since Kate Nash graced our fair city with her all-female band playing to a packed King Tuts at the height of her riot grrrl renais... Read more »

O My Heart is the sophomore album from Canadian twee darlings, Mother Mother, offering some vibrant compositions that play with all the classical complexity ... Read more »

Forget numerous bank holidays, losing an hour of sleep and increasing amounts of sunshine. For clubbers, The Wee Chill festival is the true herald of the Sco... Read more »

Richard Ayoade deftly crafts humanist comedy from dark, Kafkaesque absurdity in his Dostoyevsky adaptation The Double. Simon James (Jesse Eisenberg... Read more »

As part of Glasgow International 2014, New York-based artist Anne Collier continues her feminist investigations into the photographic mechanics of gaze and s... Read more »

The horse is a decidedly cinematic beast; aesthetically and symbolically rich, its uneasy alliance with man is instantly and almost universally recognisable ... Read more »

52 Tuesdays chronicles the relationship of 16-year-old Billie (Tilda Cobham-Harvey) and her transgender mother, James (Del Herbert-Jane), who makes the diffi... Read more »

This June, legendary auteur Martin Scorsese presents Masterpieces of Polish Cinema, a unique collection of Polish film at Glasgow’s GFT and Edinburgh&r... Read more »

Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) is prolific Italian horror auteur Dario Argento’s self-proclaimed masterpiece, and arguably the definitive magnum opus of gia... Read more »

In Old Bhopal, India, four very different women’s lives are tacitly interwoven in Alankrita Shrivastava’s award winning festival hit, Lipstick Un... Read more »

With the advent of post-television – TV freed from the constraints of networks and its once make-or-break schedules – audiences have never had mo... Read more »

Intelligent, cinematic and brutal, the fully fleshed-out Raw stormed the competition at London Film Festival to win the First Feature Prize. Like any ho... Read more »

Teenage Superstars is Grant McPhee's follow up to 2015’s Big Gold Dream, which charted the unlikely, near-mythical success of a pair of Scottish record... Read more »

Paines Plough has one of the most exciting and varied programmes this summer at Edinburgh’s Fringe Festival. Boasting three world premieres and critica... Read more »

The Love Witch (★★★★★) Nowadays, the word “auteur” is used very much interchangeably with “director” and often means one with a reco... Read more »

Brimming with French and francophonic works from not only France but Germany, Turkey and the UK, the French Institut’s programme is a tour de force of ... Read more »

Has there been an edition of Take One Action – Scotland’s film festival dedicated to the cinema of social action and change – tha... Read more »