Edinburgh International Film Festival: Trainspotting Live Event
The cast and crew of Trainspotting return to Edinburgh for a live commentary event on its 30th anniversary. On Friday […]
Film & TV
Why Glasgow Youth Film Festival Lets Young People Decide What To Watch
Every September, the Glasgow Youth Film Festival proves there are still young audiences for smaller films. For almost two decades,
Gotham Comes To Glasgow
Glasgow stands in for Batman’s hometown again, but how similar are they really? Filmmaker Matt Reeves has returned to Glasgow
Are Long Gaps Between TV Seasons Killing Audience Interest?Â
Delays between releases are making it harder for viewers to stay engaged. TV shows are taking longer and longer to
 BBC and BAFTA Misstep Sparks BacklashÂ
Examining the mishandling of marginalised communities at the BAFTAs. The BAFTA Film Awards should have been a joyous night, with
Glasgow Film Festival 2026: California Schemin’Â
James McAvoy’s confident directorial debut turns an outrageous true story into a celebration of Scottish voices. California Schemin’ (2025), James
The Death of the Poster
Why aesthetic conformity is symptomatic of a genre in decline. October 13 last year marked the passing of Drew Struzan,
Fast Food in Our Screens: The Rise of ‘Background TV’
To introduce this article, I feel I must also introduce you, the reader, to my flatmate, Flora. Flora is a
A Review of SplitsvilleÂ
Glasgow Film Festival’s Sold-Out Surprise Screening that did not disappoint. Every year at Glasgow Film Festival, there is one screening
The Clock is Watching: How Tiktok is Changing The Way We Consume Movies
In almost every conversation I have with a friend, there is one question that inevitably pops up in moments of