Cinema - The Glass Magazine

Glass reviews Shan Nicholson’s documentary Rubble Kings

February 16, 2016

The main problem with Rubble Kings is its length. It is 67 minutes which is an odd duration – marginally too long for a TV screening (you’d need 25 minutes of ads to fill a 90-minute slot), but too short for a ...

Suqqu Sponsors this year’s London Critics’ Circle Film Awards

Thomas Marrington

January 21, 2016

Beauty, Cinema, News, Skincare

Some of the silver screen’s most prolific and respected stars gathered at the May Fair Hotel on Sunday to celebrate the 36th Annual London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. The event, sponsored by Japanese make-up b...

Guy Burnet – from Hollyoaks to Hollywood

Tara Wheeler

December 23, 2015

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Television

Guy Burnet fell into acting as a teenager, when he was given a part in the UK soap opera, Hollyoaks. Five years and many hundreds of episodes later, Burnet decided to leave the show. In the years that followed,...

Glass meets actor and producer Michaela Conlin, star of US hit TV show Bones

Nicola Kavanagh

December 10, 2015

Cinema, Feature, Television

Few can boast a lifetime of doing what they love and following their greatest passion and actor and producer Michaela Conlin, star of Fox’s hit television show Bones, is one of those few. From the humble and ad...

Glass Films … Jena Malone by Nicole Nodland

Harry Cohen

December 1, 2015

Cinema, Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Glass TV

Glass meets Hunger Games star, and one of Hollywood’s coolest and most exciting young actresses, Jena Malone, on a sizzling day in LA. Fashion credits: Spread 1 Dress, boots: Dior Hat: Clyde Spread 2...

Gritty boy Floyd – Glass meets up-and-coming young British actor James Floyd

Arjun Sajip

October 28, 2015

Cinema, Feature, Television

Impressed by his performance as a conflicted gangster in Sally El Hosaini’s 2012 début My Brother The Devil, and seeing him in a Q&A session with that film’s co-star Fady Elsayed a few weeks ago at the BFI,...

John Boyega. Photograph: Justin van Vliet, Star Wars, The Force Awakens

Who I am – Glass talks identity to emerging British actor John Boyega

Kashman Harris

December 18, 2013

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre, Feature

The precociously talented young British actor John Boyega made his film debut in 2011 starring in the critically acclaimed UK hit Attack the Block. Since then he’s gone on to play a variety of roles including B...