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A NEW festival celebrating the work of David Lynch is set to captivate London this September. 'A Gathering of the Angels', a two-day event on September 14th and 15th, 2024, will immerse fans in the enigmat...

Bruna Marquezine talks to Glass about breaking the stigma of Latin women in Hollywood

Adina Ilie

October 13, 2023

AHEAD of the release of superhero blockbuster Blue Beetle, Glass speaks to Brazilian actress Bruna Marquezine about her starring role, equal representation for Latin women in Hollywood, and how to vanquish tho...

Glass talks to Swedish actor Rebecca Ferguson

Charlie Navin-Holder

March 5, 2021

Back to the Future – Glass talks to Swedish actor Rebecca Ferguson about her roles in Dune, Mission: Impossible and the lessons we can learn from spaghetti REBECCA Ferguson is on location in Budape...

Glass meets actor André Holland – star of Moonlight and The Eddy

Adina Ilie

October 30, 2020

ANDRÉ Holland is one of the most promising performers of this generation. Having starred in a plethora of note-worthy cinematic classics – from the Academy Award-winning Moonlight to the culturally unrivalled S...

Glass reviews White Riot – Rubika Shah’s film about the Rock Against Racism movement

Jackson Caines

May 5, 2020

“We want rebel music, street music. Music that breaks down people’s fear of one another. Crisis music. Now music. Music that knows who the real enemy is. LOVE MUSIC. HATE RACISM.” - Rock Against Racism statemen...

The Glass guide to the top 10 long films to watch in isolation

Jackson Caines

April 30, 2020

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Film

SOMETIMES one film just isn’t enough, especially when you have a lot of free time on your hands, but maybe it can be with the latest Glass Guide. Ranging from 152 minutes to 572 minutes, we have selected the to...

The Glass guide to the top ten films by Hong Kong directors to watch while in self-isolation

Emma Hart

April 3, 2020

10. The Killer (1989), directed by Hark Tsui Hong Kong has produced its own repertoire of gangster films, but few combine such moving and thrilling themes as The Killer. The film entails the journey of...

Glass interviews American actor Janina Gavankar

Charlie Navin-Holder

March 12, 2020

Cinema, Don't Miss: Film, Don't Miss: Television, Feature, Film

YOU’D be hard-pressed to find an actor with a more wildly varied CV than Janina Gavankar – if you’re on her IMDB looking for a common thread, don’t bother. Fantasy roles (True Blood, The Vampire Diaries, Sleepy...

Glass meets rising star, actor Callum Turner

Nicola Kavanagh

November 8, 2019

CALLUM Turner has had the kind of start to his career that most young actors can only dream of. Having modelled for Burberry, for his debut film he was cast as the lead role in the critically acclaimed Queen &a...

Glass reviews The Kindergarten Teacher

Jackson Caines

March 15, 2019

IN THE Kindergarten Teacher’s first scene, protagonist Lisa (Maggie Gyllenhaal) is opening the classroom blinds at the start of the school day. It’s the first of a few smart symbols in Sara Colangelo’s assured ...

Glass speaks to Felix Maritaud, star of Sauvage

Charlie Navin-Holder

March 1, 2019

FELIX Maritaud is a fan of leather. He wore a leather duster over his tux at the 2018 César Awards (essentially the French Oscars) when his film BPM won best picture. He was head to toe in leather at this year’...

Tickets available for the BTS Burn the Stage: The Movie

Lupe Baeyens

October 25, 2018

THE good news keeps coming for BTS fans, after performing at the O2 just two weeks ago during their Love Yourself tour, the BTS ARMY can see their favourite K-pop group on the big screen as the tickets for thei...

Glass meets Crazy Rich Asians star Pierre Png

Rachel Parker

August 20, 2018

Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Feature, Film

WHEN it comes to the portrayal of Asian characters, Hollywood has been criticised time and time again for its whitewashed casting and cliched characterisation. But this weekend has revealed just how successful ...

Glass Visits Secret Cinema presents Blade Runner: The Final Cut

Joseph Furness

April 30, 2018

SECRET CINEMA is transporting audiences to LA 2019 at their Blade Runner: The Final Cut – A Secret Live Experience. The Secret Cinema organisation, now in its 11th year of running, specialises in re-creating th...

Nick Robinson in Love, Simon, photo courtesy of 20th Century Fox

Glass reviews … groundbreaking gay teen rom-com Love, Simon

April 10, 2018

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AS A gay man with a long-running obsession with the movies, I have learned over the years, like so many others, to mentally insert myself into cinematic scenarios that don’t quite fit my mould. You see, placing...

Glass reviews … 120 Beats Per Minute

Tom Halford

April 5, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, News

ROBIN CAMPILLO’S French AIDS drama is a reminder of the devastating impact the disease has had and a celebration of the progress that has been made in tackling it. Set in the early ‘90s, 120 Beats Per Minute fo...

The Shape of Water leads the 2018 Oscar Nominations: the full list

January 23, 2018

Cinema, Culture, Don't Miss: Film, Film, News

GUILLERMO Del Torro’s The Shape of Water leads the 2018 Oscar ballot with 13 nominations, including nods for Best Director, Lead Actress and Best Picture. In a year with no obvious frontrunner’s, predictors hav...

Glass Reviews … satirical role-reversal horror Get Out

March 21, 2017

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

WHEN Glass first saw the trailer for Get Out in a viral Facebook video last year, we genuinely thought it was a well-made parody, a role-reversal satire of a conventional blockbuster horror movie. Would a huge ...

Glass Reviews… Personal Shopper