Eddie Small
Playwright Eddie Small talks about The Four Marys, his new play, commissioned for the centenary of Mary Slessor's death
Karl Henry
Karl is a writer and depending on who you ask, either an amateur or immature filmmaker (some suspect he might even be both). He is currently based in Dundee and working on his first novel.
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Julia
Not big on the frights, but stylishly shot with a soundtrack that accentuates an almost daydream-like aesthetic.
Body
An interesting premise for a murder story, sadly let down by poor execution.
Great Expectations
Jemima Levick-directed production gets a great many aspects right, which is why it’s all the more disappointing that a few don’t work.
Bikes vs Cars
A strong argument, let down by a reluctance to engage with that of the opposition.
Mother of all the Peoples
Mary Slessor helped many people and did many good things during her lifetime; this play is so poor you won't care about any of it.
Titus Andronicus
Very cool, very hip and a little bit sexy; this ain’t your granddaddy’s Shakespeare of old.
Still Life
A visually well-crafted film, but, like its protagonist, a touch unremarkable.
The Devil Wears Primark
About as subtle as an angle grinder to the crotch.
The Ghost Train
Arnold Ridley's slightly dated thriller works if you're happy to be taken along for the ride