‘Megaflopolis’: Francis Ford Coppola’s terribly expensive misfire
It’s not just awful, it’s a slight before cinema. Before I had even seen Megapolis, I knew it was doing […]
Rising Tide: art, the climate crisis and Indigenous resistance in Oceania
Rising Tide: Art and Environment in Oceania, on display at the National Museum of Scotland, maps out a not-so-distant future
The simplicity of the everyday: a Perfect Days review
Wim Wenders’ introspective feature was nominated for Best International feature film at the Oscars this year. How many bad days
Glasgow Film Festival 2024: The Dead Don’t Hurt
Viggo Mortensen’s second endeavour as director has landed him and his film at the Glasgow Film Festival. A woman on
Glasgow Film Festival 2024: Love Lies Bleeding
Rose Glass’ Sundance stunner graces Glasgow screens for it’s UK premiere. Humans are scared of the dark because we’re scared
Grief, time and love: an All of Us Strangers review
In Andew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers, memories, grief, and queer love combine as one. Can we live in the
What you need to know for the upcoming Glasgow Film Festival.
With a variety of films premiering, the GFF is a must for any and all fans of cinema. Glasgow Film
In Defense of the Long Runtime
How long is too long for a film’s runtime? Is there even a limit? I recently watched Edward Yang’s incredible
The Top 10 Films of 2023
The very best films of last year, from Poor Things to Oppenheimer. 2023 has been a monumental year for cinema—both
Five Books on the Unreliable Narrator
From The Secret History to American Psycho, meet some of literature’s most infamous narrators Narrators in fiction aren’t always entirely