Go!
Polina Borisova’s Go! is an entrancingly poignant account of vanishing memories.
Hôtel de Rive
This kind of enigmatic theatre may appeal to the steadfast avant-garde enthusiast, but is broadly unengaging.
Scrapyard / Unhinged
An evening of mixed outcomes as Scrapyard and Paper Doll Militia join forces in an ‘unhinged’ showcase.
TORN
A playful yet touching piece of sensual storytelling on the euphoria – and despondency – of love.
It’s Such a Beautiful Day
Don Hertzfeldt’s marvellous new triptych tale gives a new face to existential angst.
Bestiaires
A gorgeous cross-collaboration between the Netherlands, Norway and Slovenia on the importance of Gods and Myths.
Inside Llewyn Davis
Understated and pitch-perfect: a sombre work which excavates the depth of our pursuits and the value of our accomplishments.
Les Misérables
Authentic, sensitive and bold, but the camera fails to reproduce the heart of the original.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey 3D
Peter Jackson is so concerned with emulating Tolkien’s world, he has neglected immersing us in the narrative.
Sightseers
Co-writers and lead actors Steve Oram and Alice Lowe give new meaning to the phrase, ‘it’s grim up north’.
Amour
Quite simply, this is flawless cinema, addressing the obscurity of love and questioning the weight of its worth.
Beasts of the Southern Wild
An immaculately thoughtful and cinematically gorgeous response to Hurricane Katrina.
Theatre Uncut
Theatre Uncut returns to Traverse for one night only, still as involving and responsive as it was in 2011.
Camille Rewinds (Camille redouble)
Gentle and truthful observation about recapturing love, life and lust.
Artist Man and the Mother Woman
Ideas of community are beautifully and darkly skewed in Morna Pearson’s new play.
Glasgow Girls
Cora Bissett and David Greig’s original musical about the Glasgow Girls is a dynamic, thoughtful and fulfilling experience.