With his knack for combining the bizarre with the poignant, Jim Hosking is a one-off in British cinema; we chat to him about ...

On his fourth outing with legendary jazz imprint International Anthem, Alabaster DePlume seeks to soothe a troubled world.

We chat with author and film curator Xuanlin Tham about Revolutionary Desires, an incisive and intricate exploration of the ...

SASAMI's latest album Blood On the Silver Screen is steeped in nostalgia, but sadly lacking the raw edge of intuition that ...

Ta-Nehisi Coates returns with a timely investigation into how stories – reporting, mythmaking and narrative – shape our ...

Kill the Jockey follows Remo (Nahuel Pérez Biscayart) and Abril (Úrsula Corberó), two jockeys racing for fame and fortune ...

The major underdog at this year's Oscars was Flow, a low-budget, dialogue-free animation from Latvia about a band of animals surviving the end of the world. We speak to director Gints Zilbalodis about ...

Dress to dance, dance to sweat, the March clubbing highlights could be our best month yet. Top picks include Mr. Scruff, ...

StAnza Poetry Festival returns to St Andrews this month, while there's plenty of book launches and poetry readings across ...

Scotland is filled with film festivals, Q&A screenings, and some unmissable big screen opportunities – here's our guide to ...

Writer-performer Daniel Bye brings his new solo show, Imaginary Friends, to the Tron Theatre (14-15 Mar). The play ...