In the year when cinemas were closed for most of it, and film release schedules were pushed back to who knows when, you might think it would be tough to talk about the Best Films of 2020 for any length of time. Well think again, as Chris Ward, Wesley Shearer, and Ali reunite for their annual chat about their favourite movies of the past 12 months. Picking five each, they share their enthusiasm for films you may have missed first time around, and we’re sure you’ll find somethi

Scott Graham credit: Pete Copeland Back in March Ali spoke to director Scott Graham about his latest feature Run, which follows on from the success of his previous films Shell and Iona. To mark and celebrate the release of Run on DVD, and it’s premiere on streaming services, we are reposting the interview right here and now. During their chat Graham talked about the themes and inspirations behind Run, why he wanted to tell this story, the influence of the music of Bruce Sprin

Scott Graham credit: Pete Copeland For the latest in our series of Glasgow Film Festival podcasts, Ali spoke to director Scott Graham, about his latest feature Run, which follows on from the success of his previous films Shell and Iona and which shares some of their themes. Graham talks about those themes, as well as what inspired Run, why he wanted to tell this story, the influence of the music of Bruce Springsteen, family relationships (particularly fathers & sons), the esc

If it’s February in Glasgow it can only be the Glasgow Film Festival, the perfect place for the more discerning film fans to take shelter from the storm(s) while enjoying the best cinema has to offer. Running from tomorrow (26th February) to Sunday 8th March, it’s a festival which over the years has firmly established itself as one of the very best around. Scots Whay Hae! will be in attendance to talk to some of those involved and to review the best of what’s on, but before i