Gruelling and disturbing, Tummy Monster is a strange presentation of entitlement. An exhibition of male idiocy and the extremes that people will go to keep up a façade, this visually intoxicating ...

An exhibition of male idiocy that touches on parasocial boundaries and entitlement, Tummy Monster is a visceral and stomach-churning feature that first premiered at last year’s Glasgow Film Festival.

“It was just an accident,” Chef (Wayne Rollins) declares after a brick is thrown through the takeaway’s window. The audience aren’t sure whether he’s convincing himself, the three women in his life, ...

Sometimes albums are most impactful when they embrace their imperfections, and Blondshell’s sophomore effort, If You Asked For A Picture, is one of them. Across 45 minutes of grungy, tangled honesty, ...

Netflix’s reboot of The Four Seasons, a modern remake miniseries based on the 1981 film, delivers both heart and humour in equal measure. Charting the lives of three long-time couples in their 50s ...