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Glasgow Short Film Festival 2018

View other Glasgow Short Film Festival Films by strand: Apichatpong Weerasethakul all-nighter, Death And Killing In Southeast Asia, Don Hertzfeldt: World of Tomorrow 1 & 2, International Competition 1: Paint Your Own Reality, International Competition 2: Freedom of Choice, International Competition 3: Dream of a Glorious Return, International Competition 4: Parched Land, International Competition 5: Treading Water, International Competition 6: Where You Look From, Kevin Jerome Everson 3, Ladies of the Night, NFTS Scotland presents Eva Riley, Round Midnight 1: Sex, Round Midnight 2: Violence, Scottish Competition 1: Take My Hand, Scottish Competition 2: The Point is to Change It, Scottish Competition 3: Foreign to the World, Ten Years of Film G

Destiny (Country: UK, Nigeria; Year: 2017; Director: Justice John)
Destiny can manipulate time. But when she uses it to save a young girl, she places herself at greater risk.
Discover (Country: UK; Year: 2017; Director: David McCann)
A man makes a discovery which drastically alters his understanding of our place in the universe. He could tell the world, but who would believe him?
Electric Faces (Country: UK; Year: 2015; Director: Johnny Herbin; Writer: Johnny Herbin; Stars: Euan Bennet, John Gaffney, George McWilliam, June Hazel, Calum MacAskill, Laura Chiverton, Rasmus Kull, Katie Barnett), Trailer
A young man plans to rob a banker, with the help of his unstable robot.
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Invasion (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: Ian Hendry)
A Glasgow taxi driver picks up a mysterious stranger and becomes embroiled in a sinister citywide operation.
Mia: A Rapture 2.0 Production (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: Gary J Hewitt)
In an apocalyptic near-future, Mia arrives at Ray's doorstep seeking shelter. Together, they begin to question what it means to be human.
The Quiet (Country: UK; Year: 2017; Director: Vito Milazzo)
When it is revealed that God may actually exist, what are the consequences for humanity?
Runner (Country: UK; Year: 2017; Director: Graeme Watt)
A confused, amnesiac man awakes in a wilderness. His memory has been wiped, and he is being pursued by a mysterious assassin.
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