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After many years as part of the Glasgow Film Festival, the Glasgow Youth Film Festival is now entered its second year of independence in 2016, with a great line-up that included old favourites and some of the most exciting new youth cinema from around the world. It was entirely put together by teenagers and included a documentary workshop, a filmmaking workshop and a series of TED Talks among other special events.
The festival ran from 12 to 15 February.
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Glasgow Youth Latest Reviews
After an encounter with death a teenager will do anything to make sure she's alive.
A teenager turns to violence to try and impress a girl.
Coming of age story about a trio of teenagers.
A teenager is faced with a suicide attempt by her disabled dad.
A young girl sent to recuperate in the countryside finds an unsual friend.
A family of New England settlers find their faith tested when their son disappears... possibly snatched by something evil in the woods.
When she finds herself ostracised because of her visions of a strange creature, a lonely teenager decides to befriend it.
Old friendship is tested by a day out with a new buddy.
Two boadacious dudes totally travel in time, collecting historical personages to help them pass a most heinous examination.
An intrepid Avon lady enters her local Gothic castle to find a lonely young home-made man with scissors for hands.
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