Author: Michael Flett

Perhaps it is no surprise that in the sixty years since the launch of Lego, it has permeated almost every corner of popular culture. As children, Action Man,

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Now in its tenth year, the Glasgow Film Festival continues to expand with major premieres including Terry Gilliam’s The Zero Theorem starring Christoph Waltz and Jonathan Glazer’s Under