Starstruck
If we’ve ever felt spurred to revisit any one of the rising talents that Glass has interviewed over the past few months, Christina Chong is certainly going to be one of them. Great things are on t...
Nominations for the Moët British Independent Film Awards 2014 announced
Nominations for the Moët British Independent Film Awards have been announced today by Jared Harris, an actor best known for his role as Lane Pryce in AMC drama Mad Men. Taking place on 7 December, the...
Review: Anime Nere (Black Souls)
Francesco Munzi’s sombre Calabrian gangster film
Here is a film that takes an abrupt left-turn in its last 75 seconds, with three brutal yet perversely compassionate slayings – an odd phrase, yet one that enca...
The London Film Festival 2014: The Man in the Orange Jacket
Maxim Lazarev plays the eponymous high-vis-jacket-clad murderer
The denouements of horror films are usually their downfall. The genre derives its scares from three sources: the supernatural, the superhuman, ...
The London Film Festival 2014: Catch Me Daddy
Sameena Jabeen Ahmed won the Best Actress award at this year’s London Film Festival
The Wolfe brothers’ début is a startling, troubling and fairly nasty film. Refreshingly nasty, in fact: it’s fantastically ta...
The London Film Festival 2014: Whiplash
JK Simmons channels R Lee Ermey as drill-sargeant-cum-orchestra-conductor Terence Fletcher
The two central theses of this breathless film are so old-school they’re radical. Great art is often born of abuse. An...
The London Film Festival 2014: Левиафан (Leviathan)
The sad cetacean skeleton that functions as a protean symbol for so much of what is wrong with Russian politics
Andrey Zvyagintsev’s ambition certainly befits the title of his latest film. It comes at a fittin...
The London Film Festival 2014: White Bird in a Blizzard
Like the protagonist's room, this film is pockmarked with pop culture references more stylistic than substantial
Another London Film Festival movie, another final-reel twist – and it has begun to feel like t...
Like the wind
Multifaceted and renowned cinematographer Christopher Doyle speaks to Glass about the inception of his remarkable career and a life devoted to his art form
As Christopher Doyle’s Chinese name, Du Ke Feng...
Rome comes alive with exclusive cinematic tour
Rome Cavalieri, Waldorf Astoria Hotels and Resorts, has created a brand new cinematic tour, featuring the most iconic and picturesque historic Roman landmarks, as featured in the 2014 Oscar award-winning movie...
Gold Vein: Delfina Delettrez AW14
Fine jeweller Delfina Delettrez presents Gold Vein – a suitably surreal offering for AW14. Moving on from her previous work with diamonds, the collection explores the simple beauty of precious coloured stones w...
Glass films…Olga Kurylenko x Glass Magazine by Rob Walker
The extremely talented Olga Kurylenko (Oblivion, Quantum of Solace) photographed by Anders Brogaard & filmed by Rob Walker at the sumptuous Langham hotel - catch behind the scenes glimpses of the glass crew inc...
Portrait of a woman
Charlotte Rampling is one of fashion and cinema’s most enduring icons, immortalised by Helmut Newton, muse to Yohji Yamamoto, revered by legions of creative greats. Glass spends a day in Paris with a living l...