Shelagh Delaney’s voice stood out from the angry young men who dominated British cinema in the mid 20th century.
By Lou Thomas
Contemporary stories offering a diverse mix of authentic, recognisable London voices.
By James Oddy
Lindsay Anderson’s exhilarating look at the psyche of rugby league player has lost none of its emotional punch.
By Nadia Latif
A recent conference highlighted the urgent need to promote diversity across the UK industry.
With his directorial debut, Gary Oldman offers a deeply affecting study of addiction and domestic abuse.
They’ve decided to bring the band back together. They really shouldn’t have bothered.
It’s now a possibility thanks to the 2017 Glasgow Film Festival.
By Lena Hanafy
Featuring a remix of ‘Lust For Life’ by our old friends The Prodigy.
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