Reviews, previews, features and interviews covering some of the most exciting film and TV related events taking place around Scotland.
Written by Greg Hemphill and Donald McLeary, An Appointment with The Wicker Man is a new play set on a remote and distant Scottish island where amateur theatre company the Loch Parry Players are rehearsing a stage version of classic British horror film, The Wicker Man.
However, when their leading man goes missing in ‘mysterious circumstances’, [...]
Starting his acting career in the Channel 4 series, Boyz Unlimited, Scottish actor Adam Sinclair then took a long-running part in Sky One’s Mile High before appearing in films such as Van Wilder 2 and now Irvine Welsh’s Ecstasy.
The director of BBC Four’s We’ll Take Manhattan discusses directing on a tight budget, his plans for a Scottish indie movie and the future of film and TV production in Scotland.
Ahead of the press launch of the 2012 Glasgow Film Festival, we sat down with Festival co-director Allan Hunter to find out what’s coming to Glasgow between 16 – 26 February.
Following on from his 30 date Blood of a Poet UK tour in the winter of 2010, Steven Severin returns this month with a rare opportunity to hear his new score for 1932’s Vampyr.
Glasgow-born Tony Curran recently returned from LA to film Young James Herriot. Here he describes the turbulent backdrop to this All Creatures Great and Small prequel.
One of the trio of young actors leading the cast of BBC Scotland’s Young James Herriot, actor Ben Lloyd-Hughes takes on the role of trainee vet, Rob McAloon.
Young James Herriot’s Amy Manson on being part of a male dominated world and what viewers can expect from the All Creatures Great and Small prequel.
We speak to the latest actor to portray Britain’s best-loved vet, James Herriot, in the BBC’s prequel to All Creatures Great and Small.
Jennie Macfie meets the organisers of “the best little film festival in the North of Scotland,” the Cromarty Film Festival.
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