Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow, 19 January 2008

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 16 January 2008

St Andrew’s Cathedral, Inverness, until 2 February 2008

ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies JOEL AND ETHAN COEN are past masters of the dark, disturbing thriller. Their best films like Blood Simple and Fargo are all about desperate men driven to random acts of fatal foolishness. No Country For Old Men gives them the perfect source material in the acclaimed novel by Cormac McCarthy […]

Kessock Bridge, Inverness, 12 January 2008

Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, until 12 January 2008

GEORGINA COBURN discusses plans for a new Highland Gallery and Museum with the Chair of the steering group, Professor Duncan Macmillan

ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies SIDNEY LUMET has been making great American films for over half a century. This is the man who gave us 12 Angry Men, Murder On The Orient Express, Dog Day Afternoon, Prince Of The City and countless other classics. He is now 83 and returns to the very top of […]

THE FIRST EVENT of its kind in the Highlands, Hi-Ex! will bring a host of comic artists and exhibitors to the area in an exciting two day programme of screenings, talks, interviews, panel discussions, workshops and an exhibition of original comic art. GEORGINA COBURN spoke to organisers Vicky Stonebridge and Richmond Clements.

ALLAN HUNTER at the Movies HOW CAN one film possibly do justice to the many-splendored life and career of Bob Dylan? Todd Haynes accepts the measure of his task by turning I’m Not There into a witty, multi-faceted reflection on Dylan and his celebrity in which the star is played by six different actors, including […]