Jamie Dunn

The much-loved Scottish Queer International Film Festival – or SQIFF for short – celebrates its landmark year with features, an exhibition, a craft fair, live performance and lots of queer short films.

Four out of the ten films competing in this year's Sean Connery Prize for Filmmaking Excellence at EIFF concern LGBTQ+ themes. We speak to these films' directors to explore what their work reveals about queer indie cinema in 2025

We're so back! After a heroic rescue effort, Filmhouse is very close to opening its doors again. Ahead of its 'soft launch' at the end of June, we chat to Andrew Simpson and Rod White, the directors heading up the new iteration of this wonderful cinema.

Scottish actor Ruaridh Mollica is about to go stratospheric. He's recently joined the MCU and been garnering praise for his lead role in queer drama Sebastian. He discusses the latter ahead of its UK release.

GSFF25 will open with the world premiere of Alex Hetherington’s experimental documentary about the founder of Scottish queer club night Hot Mess.

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

Glasgow Film Festival reveal 2025's Country Focus and Special Events, Edinburgh International Film Festival announces its 2025 dates, and GFT launches a Coen Brothers retrospective.

As Creative Scotland's big decision on Multi-Year Funding is delayed once again, we talk to arts organisations and unions about where this leaves the Scottish arts community.

Edinburgh Film Festival will close with the world premiere of Since Yesterday: The Untold Story Of Scotland’s Girl Bands, directed by Carla J. Easton and Blair Young.

This year’s EIFF is made up of 37 new feature films, 18 world premieres, new films from Alice Lowe, Mark Cousins and Ben Rivers, plus Gaspar Noé in conversation.