
Glasgow Film Festival
"Every filmmaker should experience a Glaswegian audience!"
- Mark Montefiore
Established in 2005, GFF has soldified into one of the most important and audacious festivals in Europe...if not the world.
So...how LGBT-film-friendly is the GFF? Well, we are pleased to say...very!
Our coverage of GFF2022
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2023 films...
A Song in Three Parts: One (CTBC)
A Song in Three Parts: Three (CTBC)
A Song in Three Parts: Two (CTBC)
Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (CTBC)
Cassius X: Becoming Ali (N/C 15+)
Down and Out In America (N/C 15+)
FrightFest Weekend Pass 2023 (N/C 18+)
How to Blow Up a Pipeline (N/C 15+)
Margaret Tait Award Screening: in the house of names (N/C 15+)
My Name is Alfred Hitchcock (N/C 18+)
Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls (N/C 18+)
Other People's Children (N/C 15+)
Our Father, The Devil (N/C 18+)
Smoking Causes Coughing (N/C 18+)
So I Married an Axe Murderer (N/C 18+)
Something You Said Last Night (N/C 15+)
Take 2: Zip and Zap and the Marble Gang (PG)
The Artist & The Wall of Death (N/C 15+)
The Bad and the Beautiful (PG)
The Kings of the World (N/C 15+)
Typist Artist Pirate King (N/C 15+)
Under the Skin: Film Screening with Live Orchestra (N/C 18+)
When the Waves Are Gone (N/C 18+)
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (N/C 18+)