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Glasgow Film Festival 2023: The best of the rest of the fest

Here are six other movies from this edition of the Glasgow Film Festival that are…

Fiction recommendations: 15 of the best new books to read this month

It feels like just yesterday that we were stepping into the New Year and already…

Lullaby – Glasgow Film Festival 2023 Review

When we meet Amaia (Laia Costa), she’s just given birth to little Jone, and she’s…

Book Review: One Moment by Becky Hunter

Scarlett and Evie have been best friends since they were children. They went to the…

The Astronaut – Glasgow Film Festival 2023 Review

Jim Desforges (Nicholas Giraud) is an aeronautical engineer with a dangerous secret. For years, he…

Other People’s Children – Glasgow Film Festival 2023 Review

Rachel (Virginie Efira), a high-school teacher in her early forties, meets Ali (Roschdy Zem) at…

Close Review

Leo (Eden Dambrine) and Remi (Gustav De Waele) have the kind of intimate friendship it’s…

Living DVD Review

Transporting Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 Japanese classic Ikiru to 1950s London, Living tells the story of…

God’s Creatures – Glasgow Film Festival 2023 Review

God’s Creatures begins with the discovery of a body. Another son of the Irish fishing…

Kate Spencer on romanticising New York

There is nothing inherently romantic about living in New York City. It’s a place that…

Read an extract from Secretly Yours by Tessa Bailey

Hallie Welch fell hard for Julian Vos at fourteen, after they almost kissed in the dark vineyards…

Gareth Worthington: Time and Time, again

Time is perhaps the one thing that unifies us all—our workday, our family moments, our…