25 Jul 2008 in Film, Reviews
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies CHRISTOPHER NOLAN gave the Caped Crusader back his self-respect. Three years ago in Batman Begins, Nolan took the comic book legend back to basics, charting his journey from privileged playboy to ruthless crime fighter. Now, he goes one step further in The Dark Knight, transforming an epic Summer blockbuster into […]
24 Jul 2008 in Festival, Music, Outer Hebrides, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 16-19 July 2008
21 Jul 2008 in Features, Shetland, Writing
SUE WILSON meets the author of the first full-length travelogue of Shetland since the Victorian era
18 Jul 2008 in Film, Reviews
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies ERROL MORRIS makes films that change the world. His landmark documentary The Thin Blue Line exposed a miscarriage of justice and ultimately saved an innocent man from a lengthy jail sentence. Standard Operating Procedure casts an unflinching eye over the incidents at Abu Ghraib prison that made front page news […]
16 Jul 2008 in Festival, Music, Outer Hebrides, Reviews
Daliburgh, South Uist, 6-11 July 2008
16 Jul 2008 in Features, Orkney, Shetland, Visual Arts & Crafts, Writing
PAMELA BEASANT reports on a fascinating collaborative project from the Northern Isles
16 Jul 2008 in Features, Highland, Visual Arts & Crafts
GEORGINA COBURN examines the extraordinary work of Glenferness-based artist Daniel Kavanagh
15 Jul 2008 in Highland, Reviews, Visual Arts & Crafts
Tore Gallery, until 24 August 2008
15 Jul 2008 in Argyll & the Islands, Music, Reviews
Isle of Mull, 29 June – 5 July 2008
11 Jul 2008 in Film, Reviews
ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies TRUE LIFE is frequently more fascinating and disturbing than anything from a screenwriter’s imagination as we discover in Savage Grace. Tom Kalin’s spare, claustrophobic drama takes its inspiration from the life and brutal death of 1940s socialite Barbara Daly. It is told with a sense of style and wit that […]