Viggo Mortensen, who makes his feature film writing and directing debut here, was inspired to make the...
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In 1968 Fred Hampden, a charismatic campaigner for black rights through with the National Association for the...
Oliver Reed is on nice form in this very 1970s slice of political conspiracy euro-thriller, with old-fashioned...
Beyond Utopia, directed by Madeleine Gavin, documents the plight of North Korean defectors and the worsening situation...
When the BFG (Mark Rylance) realises that young Sophie (Ruby Barnhill), who has been walking around the...
Director Chloe Abrahams’ The Taste of Mango is an award-winning documentary debut that lingers in the mind and heart.
Coincidentally when I saw this film I was at the time reading Harper Lee’s classic novel To Kill...
Richard Burton’s disgruntled, dishevelled and under-employed ex-spy is the best thing about The Spy Who Came in...
Babylon covers the early days of Hollywood from the silent film era through to the changes brought about...
Lakelands, which had its UK premiere on Saturday 4th March at the Glasgow Film Festival, is a...
