The MGM musical escapes the soundstages of Hollywood and bursts on to the boisterous streets of New York, New York in this Oscar-winning landmark. Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra and Jules Munshin are th...

What happens when a generation’s ultimate anti-authoritarians – punk rockers – become society’s ultimate authorities – dads? This funny, fast-paced and tender documentary explores just that conundr...

Fishbone’s story has everything – humour, conflict, break-ups and breakdowns. This band’s revolutionary blend of punk, funk and soul defied racial categorisation and united the divided communities ...

Volcano marks a profoundly moving feature debut from acclaimed shorts filmmaker Rúnar Rúnarsson. There is an admirable emotional maturity in the way he handles cross-generational conflict and the n...

Masterful Italian actor Toni Servillo is reunited with Andrea Molaioli (director of GFF favourite The Girl by the Lake) for this timely financial thriller charting the rise and fall of a food and d...

Brian Ladoon is the kind of wilderness man who seems tailor-made for a Werner Herzog film. In 1976, Ladoon began a lifelong mission to protect and preserve the beautiful Canadian Eskimo dog – qimmi...

The right to die with dignity and determine the timing and manner of your own demise provokes heated arguments in Scotland. How to Die in Oregon is a powerful, compassionate and deeply moving contr...

The latest documentary from Werner Herzog is one of his finest as he explores the human cost of crime and its consequences. Herzog brings a forensic thoroughness to the stories of a wide range of i...

Luke Fowler is a Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker. His work has been exhibited internationally, with solo shows at the Serpentine Gallery, London and in February 2012 at Inverleith House, Edinbur...