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Documentary tracks three Swedish teenage girls as they come to terms with their sexuality.
Looking back at childhood from three different perspectives.
Seven men stuck in a lift.
Documentary about those who attended The Test Card Convention.
A Russian talks on the telephone about the power of the pencil.
The continuing adventures of a claymation boy.
Exploration of what it means to be Muslim for a young British girl.
An evicted woman begins a feud with her old house's new owner.
True story of how priviliged Patty Hearst was kidnapped by revolutionaries and later converted to their cause.
A reunion between former lovers forces a bar owner to make an impossible choice amid the incivility of war.
David Spade is a grown man who hires a family to teach him how to be a child.
A dying man with a troubled past searches for peace, surrounded by ex-lovers and friends.
Do not go gentle into that bad night.
Nostalgia for a working-class Liverpudlian childhood turns sour.
A cornucopia of imagery, accompaning the sublime songstress.
A young boy and a young girl and a motor bike.
Romantic escape attempt at the freak circus.
Trying for a baby over fish and chips.
Unrequited love, self-inflicted pain and a falling star
Within an ordinary working-class house, ornaments stretch their legs.
A cardboard animated Japanese man sees himself, as a living person, spewing blood.
The art of non-penetrative love making.
Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Brendan Fraser are searching for a big blue diamond.
An estranged husband attempts to save the life of his wife in New York, 2021.
A beautiful fugitive hides out in a Rocky Mountain village.
A rap video with snazzy visuals, an escape-to-the-stars sub theme and strong vibes about roots.
The ballad sings of "Walking the wire" and the animation has a Fifties look.
Artificial insemination, the capsized way.
Magicians do battle.
An abused child grows into a sad recluse.
Age, old age, the last bastion of denial, exposed by Philip Larkin
There is a website called www.disposablefriends.com.
A Siamese twin is unable to accept his oneness after being separated.
Animation about gardening and friendship.
Imagine a kaleidoscope where shodows become leaves.
Animated short about disability.
Naked ladies walk their "dogs."
The dog, with the cat inside, meets a cat, with a dog inside.
A girl in an open topped sports car drives the highway, followed by a wolf in a breakdown truck.
Scenes in the city, designer animation, body language, painterly impressions.
A dysfunctional marriage within the confines of animated disharmony.
Who wants holidays if getting there is beyond ruin?
Art is the shape of the city.
On a small planet lived a girl and a cow.
One man and his bird.
Exploration of love set against a backdrop of the 1968 student riots in Paris.
An ageing lothario gets caught out when he falls for a woman closer to his own age than his usual conquests.
Trendy family moves to the country and is threatened by bad things that happened in the house.
A young couple argue in a restaurant.
An animated moment in the life of a nose picker.
Hustle horror Barbara Crampton on comedy, horror, corporate culture and Grind
Changing identities, changing lives Rahemur Rahman and Lily Vetch on evolving hijra culture and Body Of Our Own
Changing hearts and minds Lexi Powner, Friedel Dausab, Rosanna Flamer-Caldera and James Lewis on Out Laws
Somewhere over the rainbow Arco director on how he managed to follow his dream with help from Natalie Portman
A place to belong Liam O Mochain on anthology filmmaking, hidden stories and making Abode
Sundance announces Sandbox Fund recipients Four UK nonfiction productions/co-productions among selection
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GSFF 19th edition opens in Glasgow with Downriver A Tiger
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