These somewhat forgotten songs from 1996 might be totally new to you, even if you're a loud and proud 90s kid.
The '80s and '90s weren’t just transformative years for filmmaking; they were fertile ground for some of the greatest movie ...
“It’s not really about debate and discussion, discourse, community anymore,” the Scottish writer warned at London's Voiced: The Festival for Endangered Languages. “We have to watch the technology, and ...
A perfectly-timed soundtrack drop doesn't just make the film, it changes the way you hear that song. A perfectly deployed needle drop in film is a powerful thing. When a film pairs the right song with ...
Somewhere on Irvine Welsh’s laptop is a document of indeterminate length in which he slips back into the minds of his four most famous characters – the Trainspotting crew – to sketch out scenes and ...
Britain, the 1980s. Thatcher. Black Monday. Riots. Strikes. Racism. In 1984, George Orwell’s 1984 became a bestseller again, slotting right into the nightmarish dystopia it had predicted. As ...
The revolutionary film is one of the most renowned flicks ever to emerge from Scotland, making waves in the cinema world back in 1996. From the unforgettable 'choose life' slogan to the notorious ...
14:01, Mon, Apr 28, 2025 Updated: 10:55, Tue, Apr 29, 2025 It was supposed to be "unfilmable" and a "foolhardy" choice for a second film from a team who had exploded on to the scene two years earlier.
Ryan Heffernan is a Senior Writer at Collider. Storytelling has been one of his interests since an early age, with his appreciation for film and television becoming a particular interest of his during ...
TRAINSPOTTING legend Robert Carlyle revealed he’s seen the first script for his return as Francis Begbie in a TV series. The actor, 63, told how the hardman will be seen living in the US at the start ...
The opening credits are probably some of the most memorable in British film history. Not only does Renton and co. running away from security guards make for an exhilarating start to the film, but Iggy ...