GFF Crime Wave presented by Matchbox Cineclub, CCA, Thu 16 February 2017
Thu 16 February 2017
8.15pm, £10 (£8 concessions), Cinema
Ages: N/C 15+
Tickets via GFF / 0141 332 6535
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Glasgow Film Festival 2017
Thu 16 February — Sun 26 February 2017
Sitcom noir, or maybe Tex Avery splatter. Steven desperately wants to be a “colour crime movie writer”, but he can only write beginnings and endings – until an adoring fan befriends him. Through a series of adventures – and the intervention of the evil Dr Jolly – he finds the strength to go on. This is a rare opportunity to see John Paizs’ beloved and consummately Canadian cult classic, long unavailable in the UK. Screening is preceded by Springtime for Greenland (John Paizs, 1981) 25m.
Centre for Contemporary Arts
350 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow G2 3JD
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