Canada-based Iranian filmmaker Abdolreza Kahani takes home the £50,000 Sean Connery Prize for Feature Filmmaking Excellence for Mortician, a tragicomic drama he shot on his iPhone.

Catriona McFeely delivers a stellar performance throughout. With no set, diegetic sound or music, apart from her singing, she commands attention from the moment the audience steps foot in the room.

Kolbrún Björt Sigfúsdóttir's innovative at-home experience Deliverance is an innovative exercise in reflection.

Marc Jennings' new show Bread and Circuses sees the Glasgow comic showcase a mixture of political and personal material.

Hasan Al-Habib provides seamless callbacks and crowd-winning call and responses in his first solo Fringe show, Death to the ...

We catch up with Bemz ahead of the sophomore outing of M4 Festival to talk creating opportunities and his love for the ...

Eva Libertad’s Deaf is an intimate domestic drama of disjunctures and interiors. She engages us with a difficult conceit: a ...

Ahead of their slot at Edinburgh Psych Fest, La Sécurité’s Éliane Viens-Synnott on her mission to connect everyday events to ...

It’s no wonder Knight, Knight was a cult hit at last year’s festival. It’s clowny, it’s silly and it’s very funny. Back for round two, Madeleine Rowe trots onstage in full 'knights of the round table' ...

Readers might find catharsis in Discontent, Beatriz Serrano’s acerbic yet slight debut novel about millennial workplace ennui ...

The styles of both Wes Anderson and Christopher Guest are evoked in this winning documentary about the kooky community ...

Campbell X's long-awaited second feature, a queer road movie set in South Africa, suffers from irritating characters, ...