Inside Out is the family film of the year. It’s funny, innovative and intelligent in bringing to life those voices in your head: joy, sadness, fear, anger and disgust in 93 glorious minutes. Riley is… The BRWC Review: Inside Out
Beautiful, savage and beguiling describes both the island and the central protagonist (stunning performance by Ruth Negga) of this film by writer/director Scott Graham. This is a tense story that starts off grey, but, then… EIFF 2015 – Review: Iona
Love & Mercy is directed by Bill Pohland and stars Paul Dano and Jon Cusack playing two different versions of Brian Wilson. Paul Dano embodies the passion and love of the young Brian Wilson. The… Review: Love & Mercy
Scottish Mussel is an old fashioned caper movie, reminiscent of the Carry On Films. Ritchie ( Martin Compston) a petty Glaswegian crook is looking to make a bit of fast money and he and his… EIFF 2015 – Review: Scottish Mussel
The Incident is first feature length film from writer/director Jane Linfoot and it tells of how one incident, a moment of madness, can turn your life upside down. The film centres of Joe (Tom Hughes)… EIFF 2015 – Review: The Incident