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6 March 2021

Glasgow 2021: City Hall review

★★★★★ “The concept of resilience is a powerful one.” Channelling the fortitude and resolve with which his beloved city of Boston recovered from the...

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson

4 March 2021

Glasgow 2021: Wildland review

★★★☆☆ Ostensibly a remake of David Michôd’s outstanding 2010 film Animal Kingdom, Jeanette Nordahl’s Wildland transposes the action of a Melbourne crime family’s nefarious...

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson

4 March 2021

Glasgow 2021: Sweetheart review

★★★☆☆ Whether you’re completely lost or simply taking the scenic route, coming-of-age stories tend to be just as much about the journey as their...

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson

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Glasgow 2021: My Favorite War review

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson
26 February 2021

★★★☆☆ Bookended by visits to the same stretch of coastline under very different circumstances, Ilze Burkovska Jacobsen’s My Favorite War makes a perilous journey...

Glasgow 2021: In the Shadows review

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson
25 February 2021

★★★★☆ An isolated, run-down coal mine, enclosed by high-sided valley walls, is the forbidding, dystopian setting of Erdem Tepegöz’s impressive third feature, In the...

Glasgow 2021: Programme preview

Glasgow / Matthew Anderson
23 February 2021

Following successful outings for CPH:DOX and the BFI London Film Festival in 2020, and digital editions of Sundance and Rotterdam taking place since the...

Glasgow 2016: Zootropolis review

Glasgow / Jamie Neish
21 February 2016

★★★★☆ The latest feature from Disney Animations Studios, whose recent revitalisation has brought us such hits as Wreck-It Ralph and Frozen, Zootropolis (or Zootopia...

Glasgow 2016: Labyrinth of Lies review

Glasgow / Jamie Neish
21 February 2016

★★★☆☆ Labyrinth of Lies – Germany’s official Academy Award submission – takes place in the late 1950s, around ten years after the end of...

Glasgow 2016: Hail, Caesar to open festival

Glasgow / Jamie Neish
16 February 2016

Days after it was revealed that Hail, Caesar! and Anomalisa would act as bookends, opening and closing respectively, the full programme for this year’s...