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The festival drew to a close yesterday (March 13).
‘Good Omens’ showrunner Douglas Mackinnon, Screen Scotland’s Steven Little and Barry Crerar producer Ciara Barry took part in a Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) panel.
Gardner is co-director of Glasgow Film Festival, which starts today (March 2) and runs until March 13.
Follows calls from the Ukrainian Film Academy to boycott Russian cinema
A programme of in-person and online events will run from March 6-10.
The festival takes place from March 2-13.
The festival runs in Glasgow from March 10-12.
The festival will run as a hybrid event from March 2-13.
“The opportunity to be more innovative has been interesting,” said GFF co-director Allison Gardner.
The filmmaker spoke to Screen during the Glasgow Film Festival.
GFF co-director Allison Gardner talks 2021 challenges and ambitions.
Festival will also launch a new Ambassador programme, spotlighting rising talent under 30.
UK festival recently moved online-only due to virus crisis.
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