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FilmRoad Trip: Queer East On The Road preview
Queer East is London-based but it’s bringing its annual showcase of boundary-pushing LGBTQ+ cinema on the road. The festival’s aim is to amplify ... Read more »| Updated almost 2 years ago -
FilmInverness Film Festival reveals 2024 programme
Hats off to the Inverness Film Festival. It can be a tricky business securing the most splashy arthouse titles for your film event, but IFF has quietly found... Read more »| Updated almost 2 years ago -
FilmFirst details of Glasgow Film Festival 2025 revealed
Next year’s Glasgow Film Festival will be a big one: its 21st edition. Which means the festival is now officially all grown up. To mark this coming-of-... Read more »| Updated almost 2 years ago -
FilmLaura Carreira introduces On Falling
Have you ever noticed how rarely you see people working on screen? It’s something that dawned on Portuguese filmmaker Laura Carreira around the time sh... Read more »| Updated over 1 year ago -
FilmCiaran Lyons and Lorn Macdonald on Tummy Monster
One of the first films to sell out at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival was also the cheapest to make: Tummy Monster, the debut feature from talented y... Read more »| Updated over 2 years ago -
ArtEdinburgh International Mural Festival to launch this summer
The summer in Edinburgh spills over with festivals, and a new one is joining the throng: the Edinburgh International Mural Festival. Titled EIMF for short,... Read more »| Updated over 1 year ago -
BooksRyan Gilbey on his new queer cinema book It Used to Be Witches
Ryan Gilbey is feeling like a poacher turned gamekeeper. He’s fresh from filing an interview this morning for The Guardian, where he’ll often be ... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
FilmFilmhouse announces date for its reopening
It’s been two years and eight months since an audience has crossed the threshold of Edinburgh’s Filmhouse. But in just over three weeks, on 27 Ju... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
FilmOpen the Doors: Filmhouse returns
There’s been a hole at the heart of Edinburgh’s film community since 6 October 2022. That was the day Filmhouse, the city’s beloved arthous... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
FestivalsRemake of The Toxic Avenger comes to EIFF
We’ll say this for EIFF: it’s got catholic tastes. The first four films announced for the festival offer something for pretty much everyone. Ther... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
FilmEdinburgh Film Festival reveals 2025 opening film
Edinburgh International Film Festival returns this August and today it has announced that comedy-drama Sorry, Baby, the debut feature from writer-director Ev... Read more »| Updated over 1 year ago -
ArtCCA apologise for treatment of Palestine protesters
Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA) has been closed since the shameful incident on 24 June when the arts centre called police to remove pro-Pal... Read more »| Updated about 1 year ago -
ArticlesMegalopolis is now streaming on MUBI
Movies don’t get more spectacular, more hallucinatory or more wildly bonkers than Megalopolis, the hugely ambitious and uninhibited new film from Holly... Read more »| Updated 12 months ago -
MusicKai Reesu win the 2025 SAY Award
The great and good of Scotland’s music scene gathered tonight (6 Nov) in Dundee to celebrate the biggest prize in Scottish music: the Scottish Album of... Read more »| Updated 10 months ago -
ComedyGlasgow International Comedy Festival returns with huge lineup for 2026
Glasgow International Comedy Festival (GICF) will be bringing 560 shows to 40 venues across Scotland’s largest city from 11 to 29 March. The lineup run... Read more »| Updated 8 months ago -
ArtGlasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts to close
Glasgow’s Centre for Contempory Arts (CCA), once one of the most important and vital multi-arts venues in Scotland, is set to close. The news was first... Read more »| Updated 7 months ago -
TravelTravel blogger Carrie-Ann Lightley discusses inclusive travel
Being able to travel, to escape your daily routine for a few hours, days or weeks and explore somewhere new, is one of the greatest gifts we have as human be... Read more »| Updated 5 months ago -
FilmOut of Time: Mark Jenkin on Rose of Nevada
For an audio version of this interview, listen to the latest episode of The Cineskinny podcast in the player below, or wherever you get your podcasts... ... Read more »| Updated 4 months ago -
FilmScottish Film Events: April 2026
There’s an earthy new film festival on the block! Fiends in the Furrows (23-26 Apr) is a celebration of folk horror from cinema collectives Leith ... Read more »| Updated 5 months ago -
FilmScottish Film Events: May 2026
Who says scary movies are just for the spooky season? The always excellent Dundead (7-10 May), the annual horror fest from Dundee Contemporary Arts, returns ... Read more »| Updated 4 months ago -
FilmScottish Film Events: June 2026
Just under a year ago, Filmhouse made a phoenix-like return, and the cinema is celebrating this comeback with the Filmhouse Birthday programme. The line... Read more »| Updated 3 months ago -
FilmBeldina Odenyo documentary to close Edinburgh Film Festival 2026
It’s been announced today that this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) will come to a close with the sure-to-be-moving Bel, a ne... Read more »| Updated 2 months ago -
FestivalsKVIFF 2026: Rain Catcher
It’s a shame more noirs haven’t been set in London, because that gloomy metropolis looks pretty great on screen. That’s probably the first ... Read more »| Updated about 1 month ago -
FestivalsKVIFF 2026: Incinerator
Kozue, the ten-year-old girl at the heart of Incinerator, is what you would call a queer fish. She’s not unconventional in the way that kids are often ... Read more »| Updated about 2 months ago -
FilmTen films to see at Edinburgh Film Festival 2026
One of the chief criticisms levelled at Edinburgh International Film Festival for at least a decade before its financial collapse in 2022 was that its identi... Read more »| Updated 13 days ago -
FilmMore Hockney than Cockney: In praise of Sexy Beast
From the vantage point of 2026, Sexy Beast is a classic, but at the time of its release, in 2001, it could hardly have been met with more trepidation. The la... Read more »| Updated 17 days ago -
FilmMeet Jennifer Reeder: the world needs her feminist short films right now
Jennifer Reeder is one of our favourite filmmakers. The Chicago-based artist has been active on the experimental film scene since the mid-90s, but in recent ... Read more »| Updated over 8 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 6-13 Sep: Doors Open Day
Doors Open Days "If I asked you about art, you'd probably give me the skinny on every art book ever written... But I'll bet you can't tell me what it smells... Read more »| Updated almost 8 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 30 May-5 Jun: Degree shows, Hidden Door and more
Degree show season is upon us, and art students across the land have been working themselves to the bone, predictably with countless sleepless nights to get ... Read more »| Updated about 7 years ago -
Things To DoWhat's On Scotland 14-20 Oct: Taiwan Film Festival & more
What a dark week it has been for the Scottish film scene. The closure of Filmhouse in Edinburgh, The Belmont in Aberdeen and the Edinburgh International... Read more »| Updated almost 4 years ago