Glasgow is one of the friendliest film festivals on the planet with a wide-ranging programme that celebrates every corner of world cinema and provides a fantastic showcase for the best of Scottish film. The Festival has a long tradition of championing new talent and ensuring that the very best films from the annual submissions are given a platform in the public programme.
Glasgow Film Festival
Glasgow is one of the friendliest film festivals on the planet with a wide-ranging programme that celebrates every corner of world cinema and provides a fantastic showcase for the best of Scottish film. The Festival has a long tradition of championing new talent and ensuring that the very best films from the annual submissions are given a platform in the public programme.
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