Author: Michael Flett

To be different is to be unpopular. This is a lesson Jack has learned, as he sits alone in his tiny flat surrounded by abandoned pizza boxes and

He makes a compelling witness to the reasons for the legalisation of drugs, does Todd Ambro, founder of the Ambro Corporation, a quite literally self-made man who twenty

Technologies will change but the nature of people does not, their needs and desires remaining constant while the opportunities open to them evolve and expand in ways unimaginable

Running in the New Perspectives strand of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, as the programme notes point out, this is actually a return to an old perspective of

Under the guidance of new artistic director Mark Adams, the 69th Edinburgh International Film Festival is upon us, which this year will host eight international feature premieres, sixteen

Joseph Ragowski has been resurrected, brought back from his quiet death because the last members of his dwindling magic circle need him, desperately. Where once they numbered hundreds

It’s a posting which could be regarded as neither desirable nor advantageous to her career, but it has to be done. Inveree is the very definition of a

If ever there was a filmmaker who reinvented themselves, it was Kevin Smith. It is twenty years since the release of Clerks, the innovatively financed black and white

“I believe horror is important because I believe it’s like fairytales. It’s not a fluke that it continues. The fact that the establishment, in film and in culture,

There is no questioning the ambition and achievement of Doctor Avrana Kern, but neither is there any doubt of her arrogance; while it is only in her private