Alice Winocour’s Proxima and Coky Giedroyc’s How to Build a Girl are among the highlights of the 16th GFF.
Highlights from this year’s programme, including a tribute to legendary DoP Robby Müller.
Two best friends have the night of their young lives in Brian Welsh’s rave-era coming-of-ager.
Making Montgomery Clift explodes the myths surrounding the Hollywood star and queer icon.
The character actor and screenwriter talks presenting truth on screen, and what he’s learned from his time in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe.
The ever-industrious Scottish festival is a LWLies fave, and they’re taking a journey back to the Summer of Love.
A full retrospective of this beloved director’s work caps off a tantalising programme.
This year’s GFF kicks off with the actor’s directorial debut, while Brian Welsh’s Beats closes proceedings.
Karen Gillan tries her hand at writing and directing in this fiery but formulaic character study.
The wild and crazy cinema of Larry Cohen receives the in-depth documentary treatment that this master director deserves.
Harold Ramis’ 1993 comedy bears repeating as part of the 2018 Glasgow Film Festival.
Steve “Flying Lotus” Ellison delivers a sick suite of gag-inducing shorts at the 2017 Glasgow Film Festival.
Angry Inuk is an intriguing documentary about the death of political nuance.
It’s now a possibility thanks to the 2017 Glasgow Film Festival.
David Tennant is set to close out the 2017 festival in a biopic of the philosopher RD Laing.
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