Glasgow Film Festival 2023: How To Blow Up a Pipeline
Ethical and practical questions persist in this dive into the unflinching, uncomfortable context behind direct action. Why To Blow Up […]
March 3, 2023
Glasgow Film Festival 2023: My Name is Alfred Hitchcock
A prolific movie director from Hollywood’s Golden Age appeals to modern viewers. Over 100 years after the premiere of his
The Last of Us Review: “Heart-wrenching yet not quite crushing”
The writers show off their ability to walk the line of tension and warmth with exemplary care. Before the series
Avatar 2 Review: Male, pale, stale and straight
Best described as a damp squib. The sequel to 2009’s grand epic, Avatar: The Way of Water, is a predictable
The Whale Review: Uncomfortable melancholy
An emotional journey into the depths of self-destruction. Darren Aronofsky has done it again. The master of evoking discomfort and