All articles by Rebecca Harrison
Curse of The Chippendales explores the gender dynamics of stripping in the 1980s
A new true crime documentary about the rise of the all-male strip show falls into the usual glamourising pitfalls of the genre, but offers a fascinating look at the commodification of men’s bodies.
By Rebecca Harrison
The Killing of Two Lovers examines domestic violence but focuses on the abuser
By Rebecca Harrison
The Mandalorian Season 2 seeks hope in a bruised and battered galaxy
By Rebecca Harrison
Limbo gives a Scottish welcome to four far-flung refugees
By Rebecca Harrison
Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker review: new hope springs eternal
By Rebecca Harrison
Co-ordinating intimacy: making sex scenes safe
By Rebecca Harrison
Our Ladies review: Catholic lasses go wild
By Rebecca Harrison
Make Up stirs up a thrillingly queer tangle in a Cornish campsite
By Rebecca Harrison
Make Up review: a thrillingly queer tangle in a Cornish campsite
By Rebecca Harrison
What should have won the 2019 Cannes Palme d’Or?
By Isabel Stevens, Nick James and others
Too Old to Die Young first look: Nicolas Winding Refn depopulates the small screen
By Rebecca Harrison
Rocketman review: an out and proud Elton John musical biopic
By Rebecca Harrison
Bull first look: a bucking portrait of a rodeoing odd couple
By Rebecca Harrison
Glasgow Film Festival 2019: a vital antidote to one-size cinema
By Rebecca Harrison
Alienation and the limits of access at Edinburgh 2018
By Rebecca Harrison
Little Tickles first look: an unflinching exploration of abuse and therapy
By Rebecca Harrison
Raze the red carpet: Cannes 2018 responds to #MeToo
By Rebecca Harrison
My Favourite Fabric first look: unwrapping women’s lives in the Arab Spring
By Rebecca Harrison