All posts tagged "Glasgow FIlm Festival"
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Film Festivals
/ 10 months agoFelipe Bustos Sierra’s documentary ‘Everybody To Kenmure Street’ to open this year’s Glasgow Film Festival
Felipe Bustos Sierra’s documentary about one of Scotland’s most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory will open...
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Film News
/ 4 years agoFrightFest 2023 announces Glasgow Film Festival line-up
FrightFest’s annual pilgrimage to Glasgow is just around the corner and the organisers have today announced what titles those that make...
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Film Festivals
/ 5 years ago’A-Ha: The Movie’ review: Dirs. Thomas Robsahm & Aslaug Holm [Glasgow 2022]
Despite its slightly misleading title, A-Ha: The Movie sadly isn’t a biopic about the Norwegian band, but instead an in-depth documentary...
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Film Festivals
/ 8 years ago‘Beats’ Review: Dir. Brian Welsh (2019)
It was 90s fever at this year’s Glasgow Film Festival, which kicked off its run in 1990’s California with the charming,...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years ago‘Foxtrot’ Review: Dir. Samuel Maoz (2018)
Foxtrot review: Samuel Maoz’s Israeli drama is a work that deserves analysis and years of unpacking. Foxtrot review by Awais Irfan. Whilst it...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years agoFrightfest Glasgow: ‘Sixty Minutes To Midnight’ Review: Dir. Neil Mackay (2018)
Sixty Minutes to Midnight review: A man finds himself the star of a warped reality show competition in this low-budget home-invasion...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years agoFrightfest Glasgow: ‘Tigers Are Not Afraid’ Review: Dir. Issa Lopez
Tigers Are Not Afraid Review: Remember when Guillermo Del Toro burst onto the movie scene with Pan’s Labyrinth? Well we might...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years agoFrightfest Glasgow: ‘Friendly Beast’ Review: Dir. Gabriela Amaral (2018)
Friendly Beast Review: A waitress finds herself caught in the middle when her place of work comes under attack in this...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years agoFrightfest Glasgow: ‘Pyewacket’ Review: Dir. Adam MacDonald (2018)
Pyewacket Review: A teenager makes a pact with a witch which puts her mother in danger in the delightfully dark teenage...
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Film Festivals
/ 9 years agoFrightfest Glasgow: ‘Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil’ Review: Dir. Paul Urkijo Alijo (2018)
Errementari: The Blacksmith and the Devil Review: A young girl accidentally unleashes the devil, and a lonely Blacksmith is the only...
