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The Hot 100 2011 - No. 1: Peter Mullan

The Hot 100 2011 - No. 1: Peter Mullan

Tyrannosaur, Neds, BAFTAS and the upcoming War Horse - 2011 has been Mullan's year

16 Dec 2011

‘I’m confused but delighted,’ says Peter Mullan when I inform him he’s number one on The List’s Hot 100 for 2011. Speaking over the phone from Glasgow in the midst of tucking into ‘a roll and sausage’, Mullan lets out a sort of gravelly, staccato-like…

Best of 2011: Films

Best of 2011: Films

Best films of 2011, including Drive, Neds, A Separation, Black Swan and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

14 Dec 2011

Tinker, Tailor, Solider, Spy Starring a firmament of male British character actors, this taut, sparse and moody le Carré adaptation, directed by Swede Tomas ‘Let The Right One In’ Alfredson, is an incredibly stylish orange-tinged 70s package (yet not a…

Scottish BAFTA awards shortlist announced

Scottish BAFTA awards 2011 shortlist announced

Peter Mullan's NEDS receives four nominations in this year's shortlist

18 Oct 2011

The Scottish BAFTA Awards have returned after a one-year absence, with the nominations shortlist announced yesterday by Karen Dunbar. Peter Mullan's NEDS, a film telling the story of a teenage boy growing up in 1970s Glasgow, received four…

Peter Mullan's Neds revisits 1970s Glasgow gang life - interview

Peter Mullan's Neds revisits 1970s Glasgow gang life - interview

The director gives a straight-talking tour of his old city haunts

19 Jan 2011

It’s the first Wednesday of the New Year and I’m driving with Peter Mullan across the Clyde into the Southside of Glasgow. We’re on our way to Cardonald, the predominantly working-class area of Mullan’s home city that serves as the backdrop and…

Peter Mullan's Neds - A disturbing and deeply felt account of social betrayal

Peter Mullan's Neds - A disturbing and deeply felt account of social betrayal

1970s Glasgow juvenile delinquency tale argues that society should shoulder blame

(4 stars)18 Jan 2011

(18) 123min Never one to shirk a controversial subject, Peter Mullan follows up his attack on hypocrisy and abuse in the Catholic Church in The Magdalene Sisters. Casting a similarly caustic eye over the perennial problem of juvenile delinquency…

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