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| Sean Biggerstaff, Michelle Ryan, Emelia Fox, Sean Ellis at the opening night premiere of Cashback in Glasgow. Photo by: Stuart Crawford |
One of the youngest film festivals in the UK, Glasgow is entering it's third year in 2007 with an exciting programme that includes the UK premieres of Cashback, Curse Of The Yellow Flower. They will also present a John Wayne centenary retrospective and a focus on Danish cinema. Read our full news preview, and check back regularly for new reviews and features. |
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Ghosts Of Cité Soleil
A look at the lives and origins of the young gangsters who control Haiti's shanty towns.
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Away From Her
A married couple come to terms with Alzheimer's. Enjoying a limited Valentine's re-release in some London cinemas.
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Prague
A couple travel to Prague to bring back the husband's deceased father, only to find their marriage in trouble.
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Inland Empire
A married actress falls for her
leading man whilst making a film about an illicit affair.
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A Soap
A beauty shop owner and transsexual soap opera addict form a friendship which leads to drama of its own.
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Hidden Flaws
A bereaved elderly woman
shelters a pair of kids who are on
the run from an abusive family
situation.
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Klimt
A portrait of the artist as a middle aged man.
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Curse Of The Golden Flower
Love and politics lead the way to destruction in the Chinese imperial court.
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True North
A young man arranges to
smuggle illegal immigrants
across the North Sea on his
Dad's boat, but he's about to find
himself way out of his depth.
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Summer In Berlin
Two women struggling to get by in Berlin find their friendship complicated when one of them falls for a trucker.
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A-Z of Glasgow Film Festival 2007 reviews >>>
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Glasgow Says Goodbye
Film fans say their farewells as this year's Glasgow Film Festival comes to an end.
Racism and rights of passage
Actor Stephen Graham discusses his role in this year's most talked-about British film, This Is England.
Fast Food and fierce film
Having enjoyed considerable success on the festival circuit, Fast Food Nation is due to open in British cinemas March 23. Eye For Film caught up with producer Jeremy Thomas during a question and answer session at the Glasgow Film Festival
Getting kids into cinema
Glasgow Film Festival director Allison Gardner talks about her plans to make films more popular with youngsters.
Biggerstaff hits the big-time
With supermarket-set romance Cashback opening this year's Glasgow Film Festival, young Scottish Star Sean Biggerstaff, perhaps best known as Oliver from the Harry Potter films, seems perched on the brink of a brilliant career. Eye For Film caught up with him to ask a few questions.
Glasgow Film Festival programme announced
Third Glasgow fest promises John Wayne retrospective, focus on Danish cinema and Cashback.
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