An intimate self-portrait of teenage artist Soraya, an Afghan refugee, as she tries to travel from Iran to reach her mother in Austria.
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Start Time: 10:30 am
End Time: 12:48 pm
Marilyn Monroe is spellbinding in this classic noir where passion, jealousy, and murder collide beneath the roar of the famous falls.
Start Time: 1:30 pm
End Time: 3:02 pm
On 13 May 2021, the Home Office staged a dawn raid on Kenmure Street in Pollokshields.
Start Time: 3:55 pm
End Time: 5:33 pm
A collaborative documentary which turned unexpectedly into a posthumous memorial, this unorthodox portrait of rock icon Marianne Faithfull is a richly layered mixtape of first-hand interviews, rare archive material, musical performances and star guests.
Start Time: 5:15 pm
End Time: 6:54 pm
This tale of workplace exploitation is inspired by true accounts and is shot with Ken Loach-style grit and humanism by first-time director Robert Kwilman.
Start Time: 5:30 pm
End Time: 6:53 pm
Finely calibrated performances from Oscar nominees Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds anchor this adaptation of Glasgow-based Bernard MacLaverty’s novel of the same name, which follows retirees Stella and Gerry on a trip to Amsterdam at a…
Start Time: 6:15 pm
End Time: 7:45 pm
Inventive 3D animated docufiction hybrid in which all the characters are anamorphic animals.
Start Time: 7:20 pm
End Time: 8:43 pm
A German farmhouse anchors this Cannes Jury Prize-winning look at the lives of four young women over the course of a century. A spectral, immersive dive into mortality and memory that echoes down the generations.
Start Time: 7:45 pm
End Time: 10:13 pm
When the Rose of Nevada ship mysteriously reappears in a faded fishing village 30 years after vanishing, the locals view it as an omen that their luck might be changing.
Start Time: 8:30 pm
End Time: 10:24 pm
An intimate self-portrait of teenage artist Soraya, an Afghan refugee, as she tries to travel from Iran to reach her mother in Austria.
Start Time: 9:00 pm
End Time: 10:16 pm
Gillo Pontecorvo’s influential antiwar classic charts the protracted struggle by Algerian revolutionaries against Algeria’s French occupiers between 1954 and 1957.
Start Time: 10:30 am
End Time: 12:32 pm
A German farmhouse anchors this Cannes Jury Prize-winning look at the lives of four young women over the course of a century. A spectral, immersive dive into mortality and memory that echoes down the generations.
Start Time: 12:50 pm
End Time: 3:18 pm
Finely calibrated performances from Oscar nominees Lesley Manville and Ciarán Hinds anchor this adaptation of Glasgow-based Bernard MacLaverty’s novel of the same name, which follows retirees Stella and Gerry on a trip to Amsterdam at a…
Start Time: 1:15 pm
End Time: 2:45 pm
An intimate self-portrait of teenage artist Soraya, an Afghan refugee, as she tries to travel from Iran to reach her mother in Austria.
Start Time: 3:00 pm
End Time: 4:16 pm
When the Rose of Nevada ship mysteriously reappears in a faded fishing village 30 years after vanishing, the locals view it as an omen that their luck might be changing.
Start Time: 3:15 pm
End Time: 5:09 pm
A collaborative documentary which turned unexpectedly into a posthumous memorial, this unorthodox portrait of rock icon Marianne Faithfull is a richly layered mixtape of first-hand interviews, rare archive material, musical performances and star guests.
Start Time: 3:45 pm
End Time: 5:24 pm
Inventive 3D animated docufiction hybrid in which all the characters are anamorphic animals.
Start Time: 4:40 pm
End Time: 6:03 pm
Virtue signalling, incel behaviour and social media addiction are among the targets of Oscar Boyson’s taut and increasingly unsettling satire – co-written by Uncut Gems and Good Time producer Rick Camilleri.
Start Time: 5:45 pm
End Time: 7:21 pm
The extraordinary career and tragically short life of Rugby union legend Jonah Lomu is explored in this documentary featuring a wealth of archive footage and illuminating interviews with his close family and friends.
Start Time: 6:00 pm
End Time: 7:47 pm
In the heart of the underground music scene, a young woman’s relationship with the enigmatic frontman of a metal band leads to a turbulent journey of discovery that blurs the line between freedom and fanaticism.
Start Time: 6:30 pm
End Time: 8:10 pm
The third stand-alone film in Tarek Saleh’s Cairo Trilogy is a political thriller in which a revered Egyptian star is strong-armed into making a film for the regime, but whose personal entanglements put him under further threat.
Start Time: 8:15 pm
End Time: 10:23 pm
Jim Jarmusch’s Venice Golden Lion-winner mixes humour and humanism to tell a globe-spanning triptych of stories about family relationships.
Start Time: 8:30 pm
End Time: 10:21 pm
Teen social media influencer Luca, who has lived in the spotlight since birth courtesy of her vlogger parents, begins to question her role in this astute satire that nails the modern commodification of everyday life.
Start Time: 8:40 pm
End Time: 10:18 pm
Al Pacino was on a roll when he took on the part of real-life whistleblowing New York cop Frank Serpico in Sidney Lumet’s pacy thriller, continuing a run of hits that included The Godfather, its sequel, and Dog Day Afternoon.
Start Time: 10:30 am
End Time: 12:39 pm
Shot on an Ikegami tube U-matic video camera to give an authentic 1980s look, Pablo Larraín rounds out his trilogy about Pinochet-era Chile, after Tony Manero and Post Mortem, with a humour-infused political thriller.
Start Time: 11:00 am
End Time: 12:14 pm
Sensitive and balanced Spanish drama following the emotionally turbulent journey of a teenager and her family after she announces that she is considering becoming a nun – a decision that creates increasing conflict with her aunt.
Start Time: 12:15 pm
End Time: 2:07 pm
The extraordinary career and tragically short life of Rugby union legend Jonah Lomu is explored in this documentary featuring a wealth of archive footage and illuminating interviews with his close family and friends.
Start Time: 1:15 pm
End Time: 3:02 pm
Willem Dafoe’s magnetic performance is the dark heart of this stylish 70s-set drama, adapted from Panos Karnezis’s novel of the same name.
Start Time: 1:40 pm
End Time: 3:23 pm
It’s the eve of Nino’s 29th birthday when he is diagnosed with cancer.
Start Time: 2:30 pm
End Time: 4:06 pm
Jim Jarmusch’s Venice Golden Lion-winner mixes humour and humanism to tell a globe-spanning triptych of stories about family relationships.
Start Time: 3:40 pm
End Time: 5:31 pm
Start Time: 4:00 pm
End Time: 5:22 pm
Teen social media influencer Luca, who has lived in the spotlight since birth courtesy of her vlogger parents, begins to question her role in this astute satire that nails the modern commodification of everyday life.
Start Time: 4:30 pm
End Time: 6:08 pm
It’s been a notable year for Willem Dafoe with new films including The Phoenician Scheme and The Birthday Party, the latter of which is also showing at this year’s GFF.
Start Time: 6:00 pm
End Time: 7:37 pm
Micro-budget Glasgow-set horror offers maximum scares and killer humour as a trio of recent graduates who are trying to decide what’s next find themselves embroiled in a shape-shifting alien conspiracy to take over the world.
Start Time: 6:15 pm
End Time: 7:40 pm
Elegant and handsomely shot biopic of the surrealist artist Leonora Carrington, portrayed with impressive nuance by newcomer Olivia Vinall.
Start Time: 6:30 pm
End Time: 8:13 pm
Angelina Jolie's sensitive performance as Maxine, a film director who discovers she has cancer, lies at the heart of Alice Winocour’s quietly affecting drama.
Start Time: 8:30 pm
End Time: 10:14 pm
Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol take their cult comedy web series and TV show to the hilarious max in this anarchic mockumentary spin-off, following two hapless bandmates perpetually trying to book a gig in Toronto.
Start Time: 8:45 pm
End Time: 10:25 pm
Aliia Shawkat and Callum Turner star in Hailey Gates’ absurdist satire alongside Channing Tatum in a hilarious character turn.
Start Time: 9:00 pm
End Time: 10:43 pm