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GFF 2021: The Toll Review
The (Welsh) hills are alive with the sound of murder in this drab crime thriller.
GFF 2021: Black Bear Review
A grizzly tale about jealousy, desire and our destruction of others.
GFF 2021: Riders of Justice Review
Revenge might be the perfect form of therapy in this hilarious and unexpectedly poignant thriller.
GFF 2021: Minari Review
Lee Isaac Chung’s drama is a moving, richly-textured portrait of family life, and the opening film of this year’s Glasgow Film Festival.
Highlights of the 2021 Glasgow Film Festival
Mari Jones looks at the best films being screened at next week's Glasgow Film Festival 2021.
Relic Blu-ray Review
Keeping it in the family in Natalie Erika James’ chilling horror.
Koko-di Koko-da Review
If you go down to the woods today…you might end up reliving your worst fears.
Revenge – The female perspective and the destruction of the male gaze
A blood-soaked, stylish, and intense rollercoaster ride of a film that enthralls from start to finish. But it’s the spectacularly realised female perspective that makes Coralie Fargeat’s film truly fresh and exciting.
The Complicated World of Sisterly Love
Mari Jones explores the perfect portrayal of sisters in Fleabag and This Way Up.
The Endless Appeal of the Tarantinoesque: Part 2
Mari Jones continues her exploration of the fascinating cinematic language of Quentin Tarantino.
The Endless Appeal of the Tarantinoesque: Part 1
Mari Jones delves into the wonderful cinematic worlds of Quentin Tarantino.
QT8: The First Eight Review
A fascinating documentary exploring the blood, brilliance and controversy of Quentin Tarantino’s first eight films.
Once Upon a Time… in Tarantino Land
In conjunction with the Blu-ray release of Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood, Mari Jones takes a further look into the world of the Tarantinoesque.
Upgrade: Limited Edition Review
This Limited Edition Blu-ray release of Leigh Whannell’s smart sci-fi is well worth the Upgrade.
LFF 2019: Deerskin Review
Jean Dujardin is dressed to kill in Quentin Dupieux’s dark comedy.
LFF 2019: The Lodge Review
A horrifying tale of grief and isolation that will chill you to the bone.
LFF 2019: Waves Review
The kids aren’t alright in Trey Edward Shults’ hypnotic drama.
LFF 2019: Pink Wall Review
Love and all the messy bits that come with it in Tom Cullen’s wonderful relationship drama.
LFF 2019: End of the Century Review
A blast from the past in Lucio Castro’s intriguing relationship drama.
LFF 2019: Rewind Review
A devastating documentary that revisits a painful past.