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Film Reviews
/ 3 weeks ago‘Hundreds of Beavers’ review: Dir. Mike Cheslik (2024)
Mike Cheslik and Ryland Tews delighted audiences in 2019 with the release of their debut collaboration Lake Michigan Monster, a low-budget...
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Film Reviews
/ 3 weeks ago‘Do Unto Others’ review: Dir. Tetsu Maeda (2024)
Adapted from the 2013 novel by Aki Hamanaka, Do Unto Others directed by Tetsu Maeda is a dramatisation of Japan’s ongoing...
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Film Reviews
/ 3 weeks ago‘Yoko’ review: Dir. Kazuyoshi Kumakiri (2024)
Utilising the genre of the road trip movie as an introspective self-journey of acceptance and moving forward both physically and emotionally,...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 weeks ago‘Woken’ review: Dir. Alan Friel [Glasgow 2024]
In writer and director Alan Friel’s latest film, Woken, a pregnant woman, Anna (Erin Kellyman), awakens suffering from a strong bout...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 weeks ago‘The Burning Season’ review: Dir. Sean Garrity [Glasgow 2024]
Sean Garrity’s The Burning Season begins in the past. A teenage couple have hushed words. It is clear that something bad...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 weeks ago‘Tummy Monster’ review: Dir. Ciaran Lyons [Glasgow 2024]
In Tummy Monster, a downtrodden tattooist (Lorn Macdonald) has the worst night of his life after being summoned to his studio...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 weeks ago‘Bleeding Love’ review: Dir. Emma Westenberg [Glasgow 2024]
After shortbread and whiskey, Ewan McGregor is one of the best exports to come out of Scotland. From his early turns...
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Film Festivals
/ 4 weeks ago‘The G’ review: Dir. Karl R. Hearne [Glasgow 2024]
Dale Dickey has been an integral part of many movies and TV shows, and yet there are far too few projects...
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Film Reviews
/ 1 month ago‘Dune: Part Two’ review: Dir. Denis Villeneuve (2024)
After David Lynch tried to adapt Frank Herbert’s “unadaptable” Dune with little success in 1984, Denis Villeneuve had a crack in...
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Film Reviews
/ 1 month ago‘Wicked Little Letters’ review: Dir. Thea Sharrock (2024)
Be careful what you post. One hopes that whoever came up with that tagline got a nice bonus on the Wicked...