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UK festival recently moved online-only due to virus crisis.
Ongoing Covid-19 restrictions end plans for hybrid event and UK cinema partnerships.
Opening and closing films among those set to be shown at 22 partner cinemas.
Allan Hunter reflects on the 16th edition.
wThe Iranian-French filmmaker of Persepolis and Radioactive was speaking at the Glasgow Film Festival.
Tom O’Sullivan’s Irish famine drama received its UK premiere at the festival.
Fantastic Films’ credits include Cannes titles Last Days On Mars and Vivarium.
£5,000 cash prize will be awarded for the best film or TV script submitted by alumni of the residency scheme.
It is not just down to the success of ‘Parasite’.
Free and accessible talks and screenings, as well as the living wage for all staffers.
Nine of Birds Eye View’s Future Leaders in Distribution cohort took part in the conversation.
“You can’t stand still, you have to keep reinventing,” says festival co-director Allison Gardner.
Speakers to include NFTS Scotland’s Debbie Rowland and Film Disruptors’ Alex Stolz.
Mark Cousins delivers an epic: he - and all the she’s in it - may find a captive audience awaits
Lucy Brydon makes her directing debut with this intense drama about anorexia
When a promising baker dies, her family and friends join together to open her dream cake shop
Impressionistic documentary collage about writer Barry Gifford and his Chicago hometown