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Programme Notes: The Astronaut

Our Young Selectors take us through Nicolas Giraud's The Astronaut

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Programme Notes: Battered

Archivist team, Invisible Women, look at Lee Grant's domestic violence documentary.

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Programme Notes: Down and Out In America

Explore Lee Grant's Oscar winning documentary with the Invisible Women team.

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Cinemasters: Sarah Polley programme notes

Rachel Pronger & Lauren Clarke of Invisible Women reflect on the work of Sarah Polley

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Blue Jean Programme Notes

Film curator Jo Reid reflects on Georgia Oakley's acclaimed Section 28 set drama Blue Jean

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Corsage Programme Notes

Camilla Baier reflects on Marie Kreutzer's punk revisionist portrayal of Empress Elisabeth of Austria, starring Vicky Krieps

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Aftersun Programme Notes

Rafa Sales Ross reflects on Charlotte Wells' astonishing debut feature, starring Paul Mescal and Frankie Corio as father and daughter.

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Decision to Leave Programme Notes

Contrary to the darkness, violence, and depravity that permeate his films, Park Chan-wook considers all of his films to be love stories. Freelance writer Iana Murray reflects on his latest work.

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Cinemasters: Sandy Powell Programme Notes

Rachel Pronger of Invisible Women looks back on the incredible career of costume designer Sandy Powell ahead of our Cinemasters season.

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Jackie Brown Programme Notes

Daniel Mwangi looks back on Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown as we mark its 25th Anniversary.

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Crimes of the Future Programme Notes

'One of the funniest and most powerfully empathetic portrayals of disability I have seen.' Glasgow Film Festival's Digital Communications Coordinator James Macleod reflects on David Cronenberg's latest release.

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Cinemasters: Kinuyo Tanaka Programme Notes

Tanaka was the only woman director in that golden age of Japanese cinema and only the second female director in the country’s history. This rare Cinemasters season is a chance to discover why she means so much.

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