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February / March 2012
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All Divided Selves
N/C 15+
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Dracula - Prince of Darkness
15
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Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone
N/C 15+
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How to Die in Oregon
N/C 15+
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Into the Abyss
12A
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Nobody Else But You
N/C 15+
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On the Town
U
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Stopped on Track
N/C 12+
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Superheroes
N/C 15+
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The Crow
18
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The Jewel
N/C 15+
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The Last Dogs of Winter
N/C 8+
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The Other F Word
N/C 15+
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The Swell Season
N/C 12+
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Volcano
N/C 15+
- 19 JanGYFF 2012 - Creative Identities Film WeekendWant to get into filmmaking? If you’re aged 15-21 then the GYFF: Creative Identities Film Weekend is for you!
- 16 DecCinema's greatest journey starts hereMuvizu presents: Glasgow Youth Film Festival is back with exclusive film previews, workshops and special events from February 5-15 2012.
- 28 OctCafé Cosmo ExhibitionThroughout November, Café Cosmo features collaborative exhibition by Martin Gray and Monir Mohammed of Mother India.
- 22 FebProgramme Note: MichaelIn interviews surrounding Michael’s release, director Markus Schleinzer has described the origins of the project in his reaction to the sensationalised tabloid coverage of recent, high-profile cases of child abuse, such as that of Josef Fritzl.
- 17 FebProgramme Note: TrishnaDirector Michael Winterbottom is well known for his talent for moving easily between genres and styles. Previous to Trishna, the most recent entries on his filmography are the BBC comedy The Trip (2010), and the ultra violent neo-noir The Killer Inside Me
- 7 FebProgramme Note: Martha Marcy May MarleneAs hinted by the tongue-twisting title, Martha Marcy May Marlene (Sean Durkin, 2011) is primarily concerned with one woman’s struggle with a splintered sense of self in the immediate aftermath of her escape from a cult.
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The GFF Surprise FilmCabin in the Woods is not released in the UK until April, which would mean we would be holding the unnamed, unpublicised UK premiere.
Keep guessing, folks, but the only way you'll find out is to come watch it, because only about five people in the world know what it is... :)
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The GFF Surprise FilmYes, but last year's surprise '13 Assassins' and year before 'Greenberg' would have also been unnnaned, unpublicised UK premiere's too wouldn't they, as they also hadn't been released in the UK. So i don't see the difference. Is it Damsels In Distress? :P
Please mention my name tonight as i'll be there in the audience! ;-)
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The GFF Surprise FilmIt's the Adam Ant documentary isn't it? Out in a couple of months so must be a contender, eh?
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- VolcanoAfter years of emotional unavailability, Hannes comes to the rescue of his sick wife. Wed 22 (18.30) & Thurs 23 Feb (13.30)
- The GFF Surprise FilmWhat will it be? Wed 22 Feb (20.45)
- And Under That: Margaret Tait AwardWorld premiere and only screening of Anne-Marie Copestake's award-winning art film. Wed 22 Feb (21.00)
- On the TownThis Oscar-winning landmark sees the MGM magic burst onto the streets of New York. Thurs 23 Feb (11.00)
- The Other F WordA lively, genuinely charming look at a generation of punk rockers taking on fatherhood. Thurs 23 Feb (11.30)
- Everyday Sunshine: The Story of FishboneThe humour, conflict, break-ups and breakdowns in the story of this revolutionary band. Thurs 23 Feb (13.00)
- The JewelA food and drink company's ambitious intentions are corrupted by greed and mismanagement. Thurs 23 Feb (15.10)
- The Last Dogs of WinterBrian Ladoon on his lifelong mission to protect and preserve the Canadian Eskimo dog. Thurs 23 Feb (15.30)
- Into the AbyssHerzog's latest doc explores the human cost of crime and its consequences. Thurs 23 (17.10) & Fri 24 Feb (11.15)
- All Divided SelvesLuke Fowler's look at the life and work of Glasgow counter-culture psychiatrist R D Laing. Thurs 23 Feb (18.00)
- SuperheroesThe exploits of a handful of real-life superheroes fighting crime and dispensing justice. Thurs 23 Feb (19.20)
- Stopped on TrackIncredibly life-affirming, utterly absorbing account of a dying father's final months. Thurs 23 Feb (20.15)
- The Swell SeasonThe story of the Oscar-winning musical couple swept along by global fame and adulation. Thurs 23 Feb (21.00)
- The CrowA young man shot by a street gang is brought back from the dead to achieve bloody revenge. Thurs 23 Feb (23.00)
- Dracula - Prince of DarknessChristopher Lee will haunt your nightmares after one of the best, most menacing Hammer horrors. Thurs 23 Feb (23.15)





