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Programme Notes: Mr Jones
The prolific Polish-born director Agnieszka Holland has created a striking film set in early 1933, when Stalin’s experiment in social engineering came off the rails and resulted in a terrible famine.
Programme Notes: Queen & Slim
Sanne Jehoul takes a look at Queen and Slim and the questions it raises
Programme Notes: Waves
Layla-Roxanne Hill looks at Waves in the context of Black cinematic stories and the people telling them.
Programme Notes: Jojo Rabbit
Waititi's use of innocents allows him to explore his interest in characters who not only wish to believe, but wish to convince others to believe them.
Programme Notes: La Dolce Vita
With the film arriving in cinemas to celebrate the filmmaker’s 100th birthday, La Dolce Vita’s lasting presence in cinema is a testament to the immortal Fellini.
GFT in 2019
Our Finance/Commercial Director and general man with the stats, David Gattens, looks back on the highlights of the year at GFT.
Programme Notes: So Long, My Son
One of the main themes of the film is the one-child policy adopted by the Chinese government in 1970s to limit China’s population growth.
Programme Notes: Marriage Story
Noah Baumbach, as is the case with many writer-directors, likes to mine his own life for material.
New CEO of Glasgow Film Announced
Glasgow Film have today announced their new CEO following Jaki McDougall’s decision to step down after 20 years at the helm.
A life-saving donation
Huge thanks to Eileen Carroll who has donated a defibrillator to GFT in memory of her dad Jack Littman.