Two to One – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
With the reunification of Germany, residents of the former GDR (or DDR, as it’s known in its mother tongue) were…
Author: Mary Munoz
Editor at Moviescramble. European cinema, grisly thrillers and show stopping musicals are my bag. Classic Hollywood Cinema is comfort food. Spare time is heavily dependent on a lot of pizza and power ballads.
The Luckiest Man in America – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Most television viewers in the UK have heard of the Charles Ingram scandal. It is alleged that he and his…
Four Mothers – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
There’s a stereotype about Irish mammies. Domineering. Nobody is good enough for their boys. And, oh their boys! They stay…
Crickets, It’s Your Turn – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Content warning – This review refers to scenes depicting sexual assault Coralie Fargeat’s Revenge and Emerald Fennell’s Promising Young Women…
Restless – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Warning – This review contains minor spoilers Sleep deprivation is a recognised form of torture. It can cause brain fog,…
Spilt Milk – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
The Telly Savalas detective show, Kojak, ran for 117 episodes across 5 series. His ever present lollipop and stylish fedora…
I Do Not Come To You By Chance – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
In the early days of the internet, it was something of a right of passage to say that you’d received…
Peacock – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
In a world where everything seems perfectly curated and “just so”, how easy is it to be yourself? In fact,…
Long Day’s Journey Into Night – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Long Day’s Journey Into Night, Eugene O’Neill’s Pulitzer-prize winning four act play, was first published posthumously in 1956. It has…
Hill – Review from Glasgow Film Festival
Damon Hill became a Formula 1 driver at a time where a luxurious moustache or bushy brows seemed to be…