Film & TV
The Scottish TV series branded “thoroughly evil”
On 13 June 1979, a Scottish television drama was broadcast for the first time - leading TV watchdog Mary Whitehouse to brand it 'thoroughly evil. Read More
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Culture
Film and TV stars ready for festival launch
The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has announced a number of exciting new additions to its high-profile line-up ahead of its opening nig... Read More
Film & TV
The wonderful story of a caring Scottish community
A heart-warming insight into an amazing community in Scotland is to feature on television next week. Read More
Film & TV
TV documentary will mark 150 years of Mackintosh
A new documentary marking the 150th anniversary of Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s birth will show how he was never appreciated in Scotland during his l... Read More
Film & TV
Short film festival is coming to Inverness
Short films are to be celebrated at this year's prestigious XpoNorth event. Read More
Film & TV
How eight days killed the dreams of a nation
Forty years ago, Scotland was a country that couldn't wait for football's World Cup to start. Read More
Culture
Scots playwright Rona Munro has a unique honour
Since the early 1980s, Rona Munro has been a name to watch on the Scottish arts scene. Read More
Film & TV
A celebration of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
A new documentary will reveal life in and around Scotland Street School, Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s last major commission in Glasgow. Read More
Film & TV
New film should inspire more people onto our hills
Veteran actress Sheila Hancock is leading the way in a new film which is it hoped will get people onto Scotland's hills. Read More