Music has a way of tying us to a time or place. An unforgettable gig, shared with a friend. A first dance at a wedding. A loved one’s personal favourite. School days, holidays and special occasions all have their own soundtrack; a piece of music that brings a smile to your lips or makes your

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08.03.2025

Homegrown - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

Michael Premo’s documentary, Homegrown, opens with Chris building nursery furniture for the birth of his son. He’s wearing a t-shirt with 1776 in a circle of stars. A reference to the Declaration of Independence or Trump’s 1776 report, perhaps. He’s pumped up, as he talks to the camera. “If you think DC was bad …

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08.03.2025

Nocturnal - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

They say that life imitates art. And that is certainly the premise for writer / director Jin-hwang Kim’s second feature length film, Nocturnal, where a murder plot seems to have been lifted directly from a best-selling book. It’s a confident offering from the Korean director; a gritty neo-noir that isn’t afraid to plunge you into

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10.03.2025

The Return - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

There aren’t any gods or mythical creatures in Uberto Pasolini’s The Return. Perhaps, if there were, the former would be looking down at the island of Ithaca with shame and pity. The Italian director - and the man behind the likes of Still Life and Nowhere Special - gives a decidedly visceral human experience instead.

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The Ballad of Wallis Island - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

Homegrown - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

Nocturnal - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

The Return - Review from Glasgow Film Festival

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