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The Skinny GFF 2021: Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché Blending archival footage, diary extracts and voiceover interviews, I Am A Cliché celebrates the life and legacy of X-Ray Spex frontwoman Poly Styrene ★★★★ Film title: Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché Director: Celeste Bell, Paul Sng Starring: Poly Styrene, Ruth Negga (narrator) “It’s plastic, disposable. That’s what pop stars are all meant to be,” Marianne Joan Elliott-Said – aka Poly Styrene – says shyly. It’s the mid-1970s and her punk band X-Ray Spex is just taking off, her adop...

Poly Styrene: I Am A Cliché documentary is available to watch exclusively on NME.COM. The film follows Celeste Bell, daughter of late X-Ray Spex frontwoman Poly Styrene (real name Marianne Elliott-Said), as she seeks to uncover the truth of her mother’s perceived personal battles and punk rock career. In the new trailer, Bell is heard saying that for some time she rejected what her mother cared about but has since found solace in retracing her steps. Over archive footage of Styrene performing on stage or travelling between shows, Bell recalls being as young as four when she remembers ...

Your tip sheet for navigating this year’s online Glasgow Film Festival. 22 February 2021 Minari (2020) Last year’s Glasgow Film Festival was one of the final film festivals in the world to proceed as planned as an in-person event, concluding just 3 days before the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of COVID-19 a pandemic. In the 11 months since, British film festivals have shifted to largely online models, with some physical cinema arrangements depending on their timing in relation to eased restrictions.  GFF 2021 – taking place from 24 February to 7 March â...

The Glasgow Film Festival adapts to the pandemic and covers the whole of the UK Creation Stories by Nick Moran Initially planned as a hybrid event taking place both in cinemas and online, the 2021 edition of the Glasgow Film Festival will now unfold entirely online, via Glasgow Film’s new viewing platform Glasgow Film At Home. The movies will be accessible to everyone in the UK (not just in Scotland) for the price of £9.99 per film and with special, themed bundles. Opening on 24 February with Lee Isaac Chung’s Suzanne Lindon’s

GFF will host UK premiere of Tina and First Cow, as well as a free screening of doc Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In.