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by Nicola Austin March 17, 2021

BFI Flare: Cowboys Review

Fresh from the festival circuit is Anna Kerrigan's tender family drama Cowboys, which cleverly challenges traditional Western values and expectations through a unique twist on the buddy Western formula. Gender and identity, along with the stigma around men's…

by Nicola Austin March 17, 2021

Tina Review

Fresh from the festival circuit is Dan Lindsay and T. J. Martin's music documentary Tina, an emotional closure to the legendary singer's tumultuous past as the 81 year old says a final goodbye to her fans and showbiz. A powerful…

by Nicola Austin March 16, 2021

BFI Flare: Jump, Darling Review

Kicking off this year's virtual BFI Flare Festival is the brilliant Jump, Darling, a heartfelt and passionate tale of finding your true self and voice. The concept of heading home to find yourself is certainly a well trodden…

by Nicola Austin March 15, 2021

Zack Snyder’s Justice League Review

Despite all the controversy surrounding the project, Zack Snyder has finally achieved the unthinkable and finished his definitive take on Justice League following the monumental fan campaign, #releasethesnydercut. The third of his DC adaptations is an impressive four…

by Nicola Austin March 13, 2021

Lucky Review

Fresh from the festival circuit (premiering initially at Sundance Film Festival 2020) is the smart and observant Lucky, the subversive slasher genre set in the #MeToo era landing on horror streamer Shudder. The timely film follows in similar…

by Nicola Austin March 10, 2021

The Columnist Review

Internet trolls; we've all had the unfortunate experience of interacting with them. Whether that's via social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook, or in comment sections of forums and articles - there's no escaping the keyboard warriors.…

by Nicola Austin March 5, 2021

BFF 2021: I’m Your Man Review

In a world governed by technological advances, authors and directors have long been fascinated with human's relationships with artificial intelligence. Whether that's Deckard falling for replicant Rachel in Ridley Scott's iconic dystopian Blade Runner, John Connor's endearing relationship…

by Nicola Austin March 3, 2021

Moxie Review

Amy Poehler, the actor and comedian behind everyone's favourite inspirational feminist sitcom character, returns to directorial duties with Moxie. Based on the 2017 YA novel of the same name by Jennifer Mathieu, her sophomore outing excitingly hits streaming…

by Nicola Austin March 2, 2021

Raya and the Last Dragon Review

As the 59th feature film produced by Walt Disney Animation Studio is set to hit streaming service Disney+ via premier access this Friday, the House of Mouse continues to progress and increase the representation of their princesses. Following…

by Nicola Austin March 1, 2021

GFF 2021: Jumbo Review

Initially premiering at Sundance Film Festival back in 2020, Jumbo finally has its UK premiere at this year's virtual Glasgow Film Festival. While high on my watch list due to the lead being Portrait of a Lady on…

by Nicola Austin March 1, 2021

GFF 2021: Steelers Review

Due to the incredible strength and physicality associated with rugby, there's a significant hyper-masculine connotation around the sport which doesn't exactly actively encourage inclusivity towards openly gay players. However many industry professionals have long been paving the way…

by Nicola Austin February 28, 2021

GFF 2021: Black Bear Review

One of the biggest and most talked about films to hit Glasgow Film Festival is the long-awaited UK premiere of Black Bear, which may also turn out to be the most head scratching and thought provoking entry yet…

by Nicola Austin February 28, 2021

GFF 2021: Riders of Justice Review

"I sometimes think people with problems band together" Festival favourite Mads Mikkelsen is back with quirky black dramedy Riders of Justice, following the bittersweet Another Round, with it’s UK premiere kicking off at this year’s virtual Glasgow Film…

by Nicola Austin February 27, 2021

GFF 2021: The Mauritanian Review

Based on Mohamedou Ould Salahi's bestselling 2015 memoir Guantánamo Diary, The Mauritanian finally premieres in the UK at this year's virtual Glasgow Film Festival. Highlighting the injustice and inhumanity detainees faced at the camp, the legal drama spotlights…

by Nicola Austin February 25, 2021

GFF 2021: Minari Review

The critically acclaimed and award winning festival hit Minari finally graces our shores, opening this year's digital Glasgow Film Festival. The semi-autobiographical family drama from A24 has been at the top of my must-watch list following the overwhelming…