Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) wrapped the 21st edition of Scotland’s flagship film festival after an epic 12 days, featuring 114 feature films from 39 countries at Glasgow Film Theatre and nine other venues across the city, attracting over 33,000 attendances. For the first time in its history, the festival opened and closed with Scottish world

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19.04.2025

Sinners - Review

It’s 1932 in the Mississippi Delta, just three years after the crash. Prohibition prevents escapism found in the bottom of a bottle (but the bottles are there, if you know who to tip). The Klan still don their hoods and lynch young men. African Americans work on plantations in exchange for tokens, not dollars. Poverty

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21.04.2025

The Roses – Preview | .

From Jay Roach, the director/producer of comedy hits like Austin Powers, Borat, and Meet the Parents, comes the trailer for his new film, The Roses. The film will be released in UK and Irish cinemas from the first of September. Life seems easy for picture-perfect couple Ivy (Olivia Colman) and Theo (Benedict Cumberbatch): successful careers,

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02.05.2025

Thunderbolts Review: Misfit Magic Lost in Familiar MCU Formula

Thunderbolts review: Pugh & Russell shine in this MCU misfit team-up.

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Glasgow Film Festival celebrates its 21st edition with over 33,000 attendances

Sinners - Review

The Roses – Preview | .

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