Film - The Glass Magazine

69 Colebrooke Row and Everyman Islington to host exclusive Murder on the Orient Express screening

November 10, 2017

THIS month, world-renowned bar 69 Colebrooke Row and the Everyman Screen on the Green in Islington will join forces to create the ultimate Murder on the Orient Express experience. Guests will be treated to a dr...

Glass interviews Dublin-born actor Ruth Bradley

Allie Nawrat

November 7, 2017

Culture, Feature, Film

RUTH Bradley is a Dublin-born actor best known for her roles in popular series Humans, Channel 4’s most successful drama in 20 years, and the BBC’s BAFTA award winning The Fall. She has had many TV roles inclu...

Glass meets Michael Angarano and talks Cassavetes and comedy with the rising actor-director

Caroline Simpson

August 10, 2017

Culture, Feature, Film

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NEW York-born actor Michael Angarano has grown up in public. From being scouted by a photographer as an exuberant five year old at his mother’s dance studio, he has worked consistently ever since in a wide rang...

Glass speaks to British actor Melanie Liburd

Karolina Zielinska

August 3, 2017

Culture, Feature, Film

KNOWN for her roles in Dark Matter and Games of Thrones, Melanie Liburd is a up-and-coming, highly talented British actor. Born in Hertfordshire, UK, Liburd graduated in fashion design before studying acting at...

Glass previews Latitude Festival

Katrina Mirpuri

June 20, 2017

Culture, Feature, Film, Music

LATITUDE is now established as a must-go event on the festival calendar and prides itself in hosting a vast amount of entertainment all over one weekend. With a remarkable reputation of annual good weather and ...

Glass In Motion … Madama: The Other Side of the Mirror – exclusive film by Eori Wakakuwa

Livia Feltham

March 16, 2017

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

GlassTV exclusively presents a new film Madama: The Other Side of the Mirror by director Eori Wakakuwa shot in Amsterdam. Filming & Direction: Eori Wakakuwa Coordination & Styling: Sarah Michell...

Glass attends premiere of Chloe Sevigny’s short film for Miu Miu

Nicola Kavanagh

February 20, 2017

Fashion, Feature, Film

EVER since 2011, Miu Miu has produced a series of short films, Women’s Tales, directed by the most distinguished female directors in the world. First presented at the Venice Film Festival this series became a c...

Glass reviews Austrian documentary In The Basement

Arjun Sajip

January 23, 2017

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Film

IT’S rare to see a movie in a London cinema and feel you’re actively bonding with the rest of the audience, but Ulrich Seidl’s 2014 documentary Im Keller (In the Basement) has exactly this effect. In its pertur...

Glass In Motion exclusively presents short film by Christian Larson – Rendez Vous at La Suite Rio

Caroline Simpson

July 14, 2016

Feature, Film, Glass TV

UP-AND-COMING Swedish director and photographer, Christian Larson, who has made short films for Mercedes, Cartier, Agent Provacateur among others, was inspired to shoot a film about La Suite Rio an elegant bohe...

Scott Chambers. Photograph: Justin van Vliet

Great Scott – Glass steals some time with British acting prodigy Scott Chambers

Arjun Sajip

July 12, 2016

Feature, Film

SCOTT Chambers’ star is in the ascendant. This year his performance in Joe Stephenson’s Chicken was praised by Sir Ian McKellen as “astonishing, intriguing, enchanting, moving”. A fan of horror films, he set hi...

Nobody puts Bebe in a corner – Glass meets the delightful actor, Bebe Cave

Arjun Sajip

July 5, 2016

Feature, Film

ABOUT three days before the UK was rocked by the referendum result, Glass got to meet Bebe Cave, who impressed us in her latest film Tale of Tales, as well as having starred opposite Helen Mirren at the age of ...

From the archive – Glass spends a day in Paris with the inimitable Audrey Tautou

Nicola Kavanagh

April 1, 2016

Culture, Feature, Film

FROM the Glass archive – Talented, accomplished, beautiful. Glass spends a day in Paris with one of its finest exports, the inimitable Audrey Tautou Audrey Tautou is one of those rare birds. She is simultaneou...

Glass reviews Shan Nicholson’s documentary Rubble Kings

Arjun Sajip

February 16, 2016

Cinema, Culture, Feature, Film

The main problem with Rubble Kings is its length. It is 67 minutes which is an odd duration – marginally too long for a TV screening (you’d need 25 minutes of ads to fill a 90-minute slot), but too short for a ...

Glass interviews British actor Saffron Burrow

Izzy Cammareri

February 12, 2016

Culture, Feature, Film, Television

Hackney-native Saffron Burrows first emerged on the acting scene at the age of 17, formerly trying her hand at theatre as a young adolescent. At the age of 15, Burrows found herself taking a dip in th...

Glass reviews the film Youth

Arjun Sajip

February 5, 2016

Feature, Film

Something must have been lost in translation – how else can Youth be so bad when La Grande Bellezza was so good? Can the artificial beauty of the latter have lapsed so suddenly into prettified artifice? Why has...

Life is beautiful

Glass Archive

January 5, 2014

Culture, Feature, Film

Frankly speaking, interviewing someone famous is always a challenge. It is hard to get something new, deep or meaningful when they have had so many experiences but too little time, and perhaps little inclinatio...

Diary of a lost girl – Glass looks at the career of the iconic film star Louise Brooks

Daniel Warner

August 20, 2012

Feature, Film

“A well-dressed woman, even though her purse is painfully empty, can conquer the world.” No actress epitomised the glamour, the excitement or the burgeoning sexuality of the 1920s like Louise Brook...