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In pictures: Glasgow Film Festival 2019 highlights
Events included a Bo Burnham Q&A and a live Jessie Buckley performance.
How UK filmmaker Jack McHenry made his feature debut 'Here Comes Hell!' for just £22,000
The comedy horror is premiering at Glasgow Film Festival.
'Calibre' exec producer, Modern films chief debate positives and negatives of a Netflix deal
The platform Netflix supplies can boost an indie film, but it doesn’t work for every release.
Six emerging Scotland-based directors you need to know
Screen profiles six emerging directors based in Scotland who are poised to make the next big steps in their careers.
Glasgow horror panel discuss challenges of building genre industry in Scotland
Panelists discuss difficulty of keeping Scottish film talent in Scotland.
Look beyond local industry for documentary funding, says 'Aquarela' producer
Attending international markets and finding co-pro partners is key, say panel.
How John C Reilly and Alison Dickey fought for eight years to make 'The Sisters Brothers'
Screen speaks to them about this distinctive western directed by Jacques Audiard.
Glasgow Film Festival director on staying relevant for UK industry, growth plans
Festival director Allison Gardner previews the 2019 edition and looks to the future of the event.
Glasgow Film Festival 2019 unveils line-up including seven world premieres
New titles include ‘Connect’ starring Kevin Guthrie.
Jonah Hill's 'Mid90s', Brian Welsh's 'Beats' to bookend 2019 Glasgow Film Festival
The festival runs from February 20 – March 3.
How top festivals are teaming up to support films and cut costs
Film festivals around the world are taking an increasingly co-operative approach.
Glasgow reviews
'Harry Birrell Presents Films Of Love And War': Glasgow Review
Archive footage from amateur filmmaker Harry Birrell makes for an intriguing documentary
'Automata': Glasgow FrightFest Review
A historian and his stepdaughter investigate a mysterious 18th century mechanical doll
