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The kooky scenario at the heart of vibrant Belarus comedy Crystal Swan, the debut film from Darya Zhuk, could be lifted from a Seinfeld episode. Alina Nasibu... Read more »

Since his debut film, Bottle Rocket in 1996, Wes Anderson has been amassing the most eclectic ensemble of actors since the heyday of Robert Altman. Many... Read more »

Bottom begins with Willy Hudson shuffling on stage in a pink towel as if he’s just realised mid-shower that his one-man show is about to begin. Sheepis... Read more »

Mark Cousins is a champion of the underseen. But the Belfast-born, Edinburgh-based filmmaker has an uncanny knack, too, for spinning the familiar on its head... Read more »

We’re on the final leg of the month of insanity that is the Edinburgh Fringe, and with the finishing line in sight things always perk up with the annou... Read more »

Edinburgh takes Hogmanay seriously. In the Scottish capital seeing in the New Year is a three-day affair, and this year’s full line-up has just been an... Read more »

Those of you who sat through those seemingly-endless credits of Avengers: Infinity War will know that Captain Marvel is going to be a key player in the next ... Read more »

Name a god-like carpenter with the initials JC? If you’re a movie disciple the first deity to pop into your head should be John Carpenter, the don of g... Read more »

There hasn’t been much to cheer about for Glasgow School of Art’s students over the last few months. Not only did a devastating fire destroy the ... Read more »

1. Mark Cousins is Filmhouse’s latest House Guest Concrete Night Spend enough time at Filmhouse and you’re sure to bump into filmmaker Mark Cou... Read more »

There are many reasons to cherish tender family drama Wildlife, the directorial debut from actor Paul Dano. Chief among them is Carey Mulligan, who gives by ... Read more »

A must-attend for music industry professionals, musicians, students and aspiring artists, RESONATE aims to inform, educate and provide ample opportunity to m... Read more »

Roll out the red carpet, because Cage-a-rama – “Europe’s longest-running Nicolas Cage film festival” – is back for its second y... Read more »

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. It was the epoch of video on demand. It was the age of a new, must-see TV series every week and films by... Read more »

1. Ester Krumbachová retrospective The Murder of Mr Devil Ester Krumbachová might not be a household name in Scotland, but this key figure of... Read more »

Is anyone else having Stranger Things withdrawal symptoms? It’s been over a year since we last visited Hawkins, Indiana and its plucky inhabitants, pla... Read more »

Award season is upon us once again, although an obvious contender for Oscar glory has yet to emerge. At the weekend, the Golden Globes handed their biggest a... Read more »

There are a few problems that the latest installment of Marvel and Sony’s Spider-Man has to overcome. One: the brilliant animated film Spider-Man: Into... Read more »

When it comes to releasing music, Radiohead always have a few surprises up their sleeve. Nearly three years since its original release, the cult band have pu... Read more »

Edinburgh Summer Sessions, the now-annual outdoor gig season organised by DF Concerts, heads back to Princes Street Gardens this summer (7-18 Aug) with anoth... Read more »

As ever, the Academy Award voters have giveth with one hand, and taketh with the other. In a year that both a foul-mouthed British art movie (The Favour... Read more »

Adolescence is brutal. Or at least it feels that way. The great achievement of Bo Burnham’s debut feature Eighth Grade is that he manages to visually a... Read more »

Wax fans rejoice! Record Store Day, the annual celebration of vinyl, rolls around once again on 13 April, with hundreds of new pressings planned, including l... Read more »

Triple Frontier is the kind of macho action movie Hollywood has long forgotten how to make. In the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, these hard-edged genre flicks fille... Read more »

Sacred Paws are back. At the end of May, the Glasgow-based band – made up of Rachel Aggs and Eilidh Rodgers – are due to release new album Run Ar... Read more »

1. Suitable Women: Films of Female Friendship Girlfriends Glasgow indie film team Pity Party Film Club have outdone themselves with this finely curated all... Read more »

French filmmaker Agnès Varda stood barely five feet tall, but in cinema terms, she was a giant. Her work spread over seven decades and never stayed st... Read more »

It was announced last week that LeithLate would be back in 2019 following a hiatus last year, and today news of the Leith multi-arts festival's first events ... Read more »

Stanley Kubrick only made a baker’s dozen of feature films across his five-decade career, but what films. Think of the images he created: the sinister ... Read more »

In the corner of the cosy lounge of a hip Glasgow hotel, Jessie Buckley is sitting crossed-legged in a fetching denim jumpsuit. The Killarney-born actor... Read more »