Glasgow Film Festival | Little White Lies

Glasgow Film Festival

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Festivals

Female directors open and close the 2020 Glasgow Film Festival

by David Jenkins

Alice Winocour’s Prox­i­ma and Coky Giedroyc’s How to Build a Girl are among the high­lights of the 16th GFF.
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Festivals

The best new films at the 2019 Glasgow Film Festival

by Josh Slater-Williams

High­lights from this year’s pro­gramme, includ­ing a trib­ute to leg­endary DoP Rob­by Müller.
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Festivals

Beats – first look review

by Josh Slater-Williams

Two best friends have the night of their young lives in Bri­an Welsh’s rave-era coming-of-ager.
A smiling man with dark hair wearing a white T-shirt on a beach with a blue sky and ocean in the background.
Festivals

The true story of Montgomery Clift, as told by his youngest nephew

by Christina Newland

Mak­ing Mont­gomery Clift explodes the myths sur­round­ing the Hol­ly­wood star and queer icon.
Two young people, a man wearing a red shirt and a woman standing behind him, against a brick wall backdrop.
Festivals

David Dastmalchian on poverty and abuse drama All Creatures Here Below

by Josh Slater-Williams

The char­ac­ter actor and screen­writer talks pre­sent­ing truth on screen, and what he’s learned from his time in Marvel’s Cin­e­mat­ic Universe.
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Festivals

Glasgow Film Festival presents… 1969: End of Innocence

by Little White Lies

The ever-indus­tri­ous Scot­tish fes­ti­val is a LWLies fave, and they’re tak­ing a jour­ney back to the Sum­mer of Love.
Two people in 1970s clothing - man in checked suit, woman with long blonde hair and sunglasses.
Festivals

Explore the films of Elaine May at the 2019 Glasgow Film Festival

by David Jenkins

A full ret­ro­spec­tive of this beloved director’s work caps off a tan­ta­lis­ing programme.
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Festivals

Jonah Hill’s Mid90s to open the 2019 Glasgow Film Festival

by Adam Woodward

This year’s GFF kicks off with the actor’s direc­to­r­i­al debut, while Bri­an Welsh’s Beats clos­es proceedings.
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Festivals

The Party’s Just Beginning – first look review

by David Jenkins

Karen Gillan tries her hand at writ­ing and direct­ing in this fiery but for­mu­la­ic char­ac­ter study.
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Festivals

King Cohen – first look review

by David Jenkins

The wild and crazy cin­e­ma of Lar­ry Cohen receives the in-depth doc­u­men­tary treat­ment that this mas­ter direc­tor deserves.

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