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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 Film Festival defies extreme weather as 'Custody' wins audience award
The festival was seeing record attendance before ’the Beast from the East’ intervened.
Technology has transformed casting process, says Kerry Barden
Casting director of Se7en, Monster’s Ball and The Help on the global talent market.
Gender balance key to tackling bullying and harassment, say Glasgow panel
WIFTV’s Kate Kinninmont led the discussion in the snowed-under Scottish city.
Glasgow and Dublin film festivals disrupted by severe snow
Scotland’s first red alert for snow has stopped most transport and closed venues.
Glasgow Film Festival director: 'we want to be the opposite of elitist festivals'
Screen looks at the industry activity of the 2018 Glasgow Film Festival.
Glasgow Film Festival to welcome Lynne Ramsay, Paddy Considine, Bill Pullman
Festival unveils full line-up.
'Trainspotting' producer, Bafta Scotland, WFTV among Glasgow industry line-up (exclusive)
Women In Film & TV and Bafta Scotland to chair panels on gender imbalance and harassment.
FrightFest Glasgow line-up includes 'Ghost Stories', 'Pyewacket'
13 features set for horror festival offshoot.
10 UK and Irish films to tempt festival directors in 2018
New films from Mike Leigh, Yorgos Lanthimos and Lenny Abrahamson among the hot UK and Ireland projects to arrive in 2018.
Glasgow Film Festival to open with Wes Anderson's 'Isle Of Dogs'
UK premiere of movie will take place February 21.
The BFI’s seven biggest production awards of 2017
The BFI awarded seven films £1m or more in 2017.
Glasgow reviews
'Nae Pasaran': Glasgow Review
The Glasgow Film Festival plays out with this heartfelt documentary about workers’ solidarity in the 1970s
'You, Me And Him': Glasgow Review
David Tennant, Lucy Punch and Faye Marsay star in a broadly-sketched comedy about a lesbian couple’s pregnancies
