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When the Glasgow Film Festival programme was announced last month, one title was conspicuous by its absence: joyous Glasgow-set comedy-drama Wild Rose. Tom ... Read more »

Past and present collide in Christian Petzold’s inspired adaptation of Anna Seghers’ 1944 novel, Transit. At first, the German filmmaker appears ... Read more »

You can barely go a month without a major Hollywood actor trying the director’s chair out for size. The inflated egos of stars like Mel Gibson, George ... Read more »

Glasgow Film Festival may be over, but there’s still plenty of cinematic action on screen for the city's film fans to enjoy in March, including a full ... Read more »

On a sun-scorched Italian hillside, a community of peasant sharecroppers toil. One of them, the eponymous Lazzaro, a teenager with broad shoulders and an ang... Read more »

OK, now we have what is, hands down, our most anticipated film of the year. The idea of Jim Jarmusch teaming up with old muckers Bill Murray (Broken Flowers)... Read more »

Are you sick of superheroes like Tony Stark and Captain Marvel cracking wise? Then Joker might be the comic book movie for you. Joaquin Phoenix doesn't do mu... Read more »

West Lothian, 1994. The Tory government are waging war on youth culture and clamping down on the UK's illegal rave scene with the introduction of the Crimina... Read more »

The Great Escape is once again inviting a tidy crop of Scottish talent down to Brighton and Hove for this year's festival. Lewis Capaldi, The Ninth Wave, The... Read more »

Forget the Avengers. The only superhero we're interested in is the orange and pink spandex-clad crime fighter in the video for Bend Becomes Break, the first ... Read more »

Margaret Tait, one of Scotland's greatest filmmakers, will be honoured with a series of ten new films commissioned as part of Margaret Tait 100, the year-lon... Read more »

Good news, Toy Story fans. Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz (Tim Allen), Rex (Wallace Shawn), Jessie (Joan Cusack), Hamm (John Ratzenberger) and the gang will be back... Read more »

The 90s are back! If you've any doubt about this assertion, just stick your head out the window and see what trendy youngsters are wearing (plaid skirts, ath... Read more »

It looks like Twilight star Robert Pattinson is going to go from sparkly vampire to the Dark Knight. According to Hollywood bible Variety, Robert Pattinson i... Read more »

John Wick, the dog-loving super-assassin at the heart of this ridiculous (and ridiculously entertaining) action franchise, must be exhausted. Five years have... Read more »

The SAY Award has today announced the acts playing its annual Live at the Longlist, at The Queen’s Hall Edinburgh on 26 July, and it’s a mouth-wa... Read more »

Back in April, music festival Electric Fields made the surprise announcement that it would not take place in Drumlanrig Castle in Dumfries and Galloway, as h... Read more »

Opening a newly printed brochure for the Edinburgh International Film Festival can be daunting. While some of the films in the selection are arriving in the ... Read more »

We've had our eyes strained by 3D and our bones rattled by 4DX, and now it seems Cineworld is after the health of our cervical vertebrae with their latest gi... Read more »

In the picturesque Czech spa town that inspired the candy box aesthetic of Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel, you'll find one of Europe's liveliest and mos... Read more »

Film fans received a blow late last year with the loss of the great Nicolas Roeg, but his daring, innovative movies live on. Glasgow Film Theatre will be pay... Read more »

When it comes to international film festivals, Karlovy Vary is the platonic ideal. Situated in a sunny spa town where every view looks like the cover of... Read more »

Manchester's Homoelectric have long been putting on some of the best clubnights in the country, and were a constant feature of our clubs coverage in the halc... Read more »

Next year, V&A Dundee will be diving into the design of clubbing with exhibition Night Fever: Designing Club Culture. Charting the rise of the nightclub ... Read more »

The muse gets a tough deal in life. The source of inspiration for many a great artist, she (and it's almost always she) rarely gets celebrated or, perhaps mo... Read more »

Weird Weekend is back! Matchbox Cineclub's festival of cult cinema will return to Glasgow's CCA at the end of August for another three days of strange and un... Read more »

Back in Cannes, there were plenty of films that got critics excited: Bong Joon-ho's Parasite, Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire and Quentin ... Read more »

In the bar of a boutique hotel just off Glasgow’s Blythswood Square sits Gurinder Chadha, director of Bend it Like Beckham and Bride and Prejudice. She... Read more »

Weird Weekend Weird Weekend is back! Matchbox Cineclub's annual festival of cult cinema returns to Glasgow's CCA at the end of August for three days of st... Read more »

Whitney Houston believed that young people were our future, and who are we to disagree? Therefore we’re psyched to see what Glasgow Film’s innova... Read more »