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Gay Short | Lesbian Short | Trans Short

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  • Scottish Queer International Film Festival

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Long Line of Glitter (A)

Country: UK, Language: English, 15 mins

Gay Short | Lesbian Short | Watch these Shorts | Trans Short | Iris Prize Nominee: Best British Short 2018 | 2017
  • Director: Asten Holmes-Elliott

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Buy [and use] a tripod, turn off the auto-focus, plan your shots [it helps with the editing], consider the lighting - this is a bit over-exposed!

Good stories let-down by [these] avoidable technicalities!

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The(ir) Blurb...

“A Long Line of Glitter”, a new short film created and shaped by a community of LGBT 50+ people living in or around Glasgow. The film offers the rare chance to witness the unique perspective of people who have lived through the changes we now take for granted. Criminalised because of who they loved, discriminated against openly and legally in the workplace, not allowed to be spoken about in schools. Now they’re mainly trying to get on with their lives with the freedom (although not necessarily acceptance) that 2017 gives them. And bloody well enjoy it.