Glasgow Film Festival 2020: Rocks
8 March, 2020 3.45 p.m.
Rocks is Olushola Joy Omotoso (Bukky Bakray), a London teenager whose life is radically altered when she is left on her own with a little brother who needs her. Fearing they will be separated, she decides to step up to the situation. She tells no one and carries on with a little help from her friends, especially Sumaya (Kosar Ali). Based on a script by award-winning playwrights Theresa Ikoko and Claire Wilson, Sarah Gavron’s Rocks is a raucous celebration of female friendship told with wit, compassion and vibrant performances from a stunning young ensemble.
Thanks to Altitude Entertainment
Followed by Q & A with Director, Sarah Gavron
GFT, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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