Breaking barriers through film: highlights from the Scottish Queer International Film Festival
Martina Inchingolo shares her highlights from the Scottish Queer International Film Festival.
Category: Film & TV
Macrobert Review: Vice ★★★☆☆
Strong performances by Christian Bale and Amy Adams are let down by poor pacing and a lack of substance in Adam Mackay’s latest political dramedy.
Are the Oscars relevant anymore?
Have the Oscars become overshadowed by controversy or are the awards an important platform for change in Hollywood? Two of our writers sound off.
Oscars 2019: Everything you need to know and how to get ready for it
How to watch, what to look out for, and how to stay awake: we have all your Oscar questions answered.
EXCLUSIVE: Q&A with Nae Pasaran director Felipe Bustos Sierra
Documentary Nae Pasaran chronicles how Scottish factory workers fought back against a Chilean dictator. Iona Young speaks to its director ahead of the film’s TV premiere.
Macrobert Review: If Beale Street Could Talk ★★★★☆
Aine Donnellan explores the love and opression depicted in Berry Jenkin’s film adaptation of If Beale Street Could Talk.
Film review: Mid90s – Jonah Hill’s soulful directorial debut ★★★★☆
Jonah Hill steps behind the camera for skateboarding, coming-of-age drama Mid90s.
GFF review: Fighting with My Family – WWE comedy is a crowd-pleasing winner ★★★★☆
Stephen Merchant directs the true-story of a British teen’s rise to the WWE, in this warm and hilarious comedy.
Review: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
The long-awaited sequel to The Lego Movie is here, but is everything awesome in The Second Part?
Macrobert Review: Green Book ★★★★☆
A story about an unlikely friendship in a time of racial segregation.
