glasgow film festival

Glasgow Film Festival 2026: The best of the rest of the fest

Here are five other highlights from this year’s Glasgow Film Festival: Nino Nino (Théodore Pellerin)…

No Ordinary Heist – Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Review

Belfast, the run up to Christmas, 2004. Richard (Eddie Marsan) is the boss of a…

Rebuilding – Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Review

“How are you holding up?”, Dusty’s (Josh O’Connor) friends keep asking. His family ranch has…

Rose of Nevada – Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Review

It’s hard to know how to write about Rose of Nevada, written and directed by…

Glasgow Film Festival 2025: The best of the rest of the fest

The 21st edition has been another great Glasgow Film Festival. Here are some more of…

Glasgow Film Festival Interview: Michael Premo discusses the production process for Homegrown and what happened afterwards

Homegrown follows three ‘Proud Boys’ (the far-right fascist group Trump famously told to ‘stand up…

Restless – Glasgow Film Festival 2025 Review

After her father’s recent death, and her son leaving for university, Nicky (Lyndsey Marshal) is…

U Are The Universe – Glasgow Film Festival 2025 Review

The near future. Andriy (Volodymyr Kravchuk) is an interspace junk man, whose job it is…

My Dead Friend Zoe – Glasgow Film Festival 2025 Review

Merit (Sonequa Martin-Green) is struggling to reintegrate into civilian life after serving a tour in…

Sew Torn – Glasgow Film Festival 2025 Review

Barbara (Eve Connolly) is an American seamstress living and working in Switzerland (for never disclosed…

Glasgow Film Festival 2024: The best of the rest of the fest

Another year, another cinematic feast laid on by the Glasgow Film Festival – too many…

The Home Game – Glasgow Film Festival 2024 Review

In 1996, the small Icelandic town of Hellissandur (current population: 369) entered a team into…