AI is a quickly developing technology and people are rightfully afraid. The true battle will be against misinformation.…
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Scotland’s murky rural woodland is the perfect setting for Kill, a sinister thriller centred on generational trauma and brotherhood.…
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Winner of the Silver Bear grand jury prize at this year’s Berlin film festival, Afire is sentimental, surprisingly funny, and picturesque.…
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Orlando, My Political Biography was the first film chosen for this year’s EIFF; the moral makes it easy to understand why.…
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A creepy old house, secret letters, squeaky doors and a mystery to uncover; all boxes and more are ticked in the gothic-horror, Raging Grace.…
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Shot on 16mm and condensed to 37 minutes, Ungentle is an artistic whirlwind that doesn’t allow a moment for breath.…
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Molly, named after the titular character, showcases the polarising moments in a 30-something-year-old woman’s life. From joyous and silly, to dark and disturbing, Molly explores what is to be human and struggling.…
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Silent Roar rightfully flaunts the phenomenal scenery of the Outer Hebrides whilst telling a story just as achingly beautiful.…
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The the woes of womanhood, social class, and sexuality are all addressed in Lost and Found. And yes, it’s definitely in a way that’s fun.…
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Sci-fi, botany, and romantic mishaps define The Plant Man, as Brig discovered during an interview with co-directors Freya Guice and Lea Ihrig.…
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