By Andrew McKissock With ‘Midsommar’, rarely has the bleak looked so beautiful. Director Ari Aster demonstrates versatility, transitioning […]

By Archie Grant Fife filmmakers Trufflepigfilms’s latest release, Of Fish and Foe is a stark account of the […]

Linda Mohamed reviews Jordan Peele’s sophomore feature Us.

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Brie Larson joins the host of top-notch actors representing the the world’s best known superheroes as Carol Danvers […]

The champion of local talent at this this year’s Glasgow Film Festival, Mackintosh Redux is a beautifully restored […]

Pablo Trapero’s The Quietude (2018) probably has a story to tell, but it hasn’t made up its mind […]

In Papi Chulo, director John Butler manages to weave an intricate story around the unlikely friendship between L.A. […]

On Her Shoulders, the second feature length documentary from Alexandria Bombach, is a study of genocide survivor and […]

“Jesus! What’s the point of art if nobody sees it?” says Josephina, art agent and one of the […]