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Drawing Inspiration: Japanese Animation
Nathanael Smith takes a look at the upcoming Drawing Inspiration season at GFT, celebrating Japanese animation
GFT to launch Movie Memories programme
Glasgow Film Theatre has been awarded funds from Life Changes Trust to launch a dementia friendly screening programme
GFT in July/August
Dunkirk + 70mm Special Screening, The Beguiled, A Ghost Story, Song to Song, CineMasters: Sofia Coppola, CineMasters: Jonathan Demme plus Drawing Inspiration: Japanese Animation
Call for GYFF Young Programmers
Glasgow Youth Film Festival launch a call for applications for the Young Programmers team
GFT in June
Berlin Syndrome, My Life As a Courgette, The Other Side of Hope, My Cousin Rachel, Daphne du Maurier and CineMasters: Aki Kaurismäki
Glasgow Film Annual Review 2016/17 published and Glasgow Film Festival 2018 submissions call now open
Glasgow Film celebrates a hugely successful year as the call for film submissions for the 2018 festival opens.
GFT in May: UK Green Film Festival, Screening Irish History, CineMasters: Fassbinder and Special Guest Q&As
This May, GFT celebrate the arrival of spring with the UK Green Film Festival, re-releases of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s seminal works in CineMasters: Fassbinder and much more.
I Am Not Your Negro Programme Note
I Am Not Your Negro (Dir. Raoul Peck, 2016) is a story about identity. Identity in a place that spits in your face, stamps on your neck, and shoots your children dead.
GFT in April: Director’s Cut of The Handmaiden; new releases Free Fire, Neruda, and I Am Not Your Negro; plus CineMasters: David Lynch
GFT brings a number of exciting new releases to its cinema screens in April, including the Director's Cut of The Handmaiden.
GFT introduce popular GFF strand CineMasters to year-round programming
Introduced as a year-round strand of GFT programming in March, with seasons of work from Kelly Reichardt and Martin Scorsese, April continues with CineMasters: David Lynch.
Glasgow Film Theatre becomes first cinema in the UK to scoop the Autism Friendly Award
Scotland’s oldest independent cinema was honoured with the award on Tuesday 21 February
GFT in March: Exclusive UK preview screenings of Mad to Be Normal and more
GFT welcome back GFF Closing Gala Mad to Be Normal with exclusibe UK Preview screenings, alongside new releases Certain Women, Elle, Personal Shopper and more.