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Alfonso Cuarón is a great filmmaker. He’s made the lived-in dystopia sci-fi Children of Men, balletic space survival film Gravity and sexy road ... Read more »

LP Records have been helping music fans in Glasgow discover new music since opening in 2015, but now hope to reach out beyond the local vinyl market to creat... Read more »

Cross High School Musical with Shaun of the Dead and you’re close to the demented flavour of Anna and the Apocalypse, which as far as we’re aware... Read more »

1. Nicolas Roeg Performance Film fans received a blow late last year with the loss of the great Nicolas Roeg, but his daring, innovative movies live on. Fi... Read more »

Yeah, there are new films from Terrence Mallick, Martin Scorsese and Claire Denis due this year, but there’s also Keanu Reeves riding a horse through N... Read more »

We’ve seen many movie cops like the detective at the heart of LA noir Destroyer. A sallow-skinned heavy drinker who’s quick to anger, they don&rs... Read more »

For Scottish film fans, February means one thing: Glasgow Film Festival is upon us. You’ll struggle to find a more welcoming or carefully curated festi... Read more »

The humble video game will be celebrated by V&A Dundee this year with exhibition Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt. From commuters playing on mobile phones... Read more »

1. Glasgow Short Film Festival Our favourite film festival is back with a programme that’s equal parts playful and probing. The 12th edition of GSFF... Read more »

It’s never wise to write off a film before it’s even been seen by the public, but the stench of stinker hangs all over the new live action versio... Read more »

Sun is out in Hawkins, Indiana. There’s a shiny new mall, the town’s outdoor pool is open for business, it’s Fourth of July weekend, but do... Read more »

Many people’s takeaway from watching Brie Larson’s all-powerful Captain Marvel in action in the character's recent movie has been simply, 'T... Read more »

Outskirts is back at multi-arts hub Platform this April with a packed mini-festival featuring 30 artists performing a wide range of work. As ever, the Easter... Read more »

Last year, Edinburgh's cultural scene was hit by the blow that LeithLate, one of the city’s liveliest events, wouldn’t be going ahead as usual. &... Read more »

OK, we know. Any list that claims to reveal the "Best of" anything is to be taken with a pinch of salt, but even more skepticism should be applied to a list ... Read more »

Glasgow Film Theatre may be reaching its ninth decade as a cinema, but it remains as lively as ever. And next month it'll be celebrating its landmark 80 Year... Read more »

Since becoming the Edinburgh International Festival's Artistic Director in 2014, Fergus Linehan has delivered four celebrated EIF programmes. Ahead of presen... Read more »

Donald Glover's creativity remains thrillingly uninhibited. With his casually brilliant HBO comedy Atlanta, an askance and absurdly funny look at the gig eco... Read more »

1. Alchemy Film & Moving Image Festival Ceremony Fans of avant-garde cinema should look towards Hawick this month as Alchemy Film & Moving Ima... Read more »

Last week we discovered this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival will open with Boyz in the Hood, a rambunctious action-comedy set in the High... Read more »

Do you often look enviously across to Venice every two years and wish you were soaking up work at the Biennale? In a first, the Biennale will be coming to yo... Read more »

The opening scene of Robert the Bruce suggests we’re going to be in for a cheese-fest. It’s 1306, and two noblemen with legitimate claims to the ... Read more »

In more ways than one, the traditional and the contemporary rub up against one another in Mark Jenkin’s strange and hypnotic Bait. The setting is a fis... Read more »

A woman wakes, opens the window of her flat, pushes a chair up against it, and prepares to jump... then the doorbell rings. This is Lara (Corinna Harfouch), ... Read more »

The horror in the films of Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala gets into your bones. They’re set within the well-monied worlds of sleek modernist architec... Read more »

Mark Ronson will be helping Edinburgh see in the New Year this Hogmanay, it's been announced. The hit-making producer will host the Scottish capital's annual... Read more »

God bless Brian De Palma. The baroque master of American cinema's stock may have tumbled compared to his New Hollywood peers like Martin Scorsese and Steven ... Read more »

Every month or so, an old film is dusted off for revival in UK cinemas, but perhaps revival isn’t the correct word, given that the films that tend to g... Read more »

1. Take One Action The current political climate may have put you in a revolutionary mood. In terms of cinema, there’s no better place to express your... Read more »

The housing market is fucked, and it’s nothing to do with millennials’ predilection for avocado toast. That's the resounding message of Fredrik G... Read more »