Glasgow Film Festival: Luz the Flower of Evil
1 and 2 March, 2020
CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3JD
The screening on 2 March will be followed by a Q&A with the director Juan Diego Escobar Alzate.
Widowed preacher and leader of a small mountain community, El Señor has preached to his followers that a new messiah will appear and shepherd them into a new era. His faith is absolute, regardless of how many false prophets he has to go through. But the faith of his three daughters is beginning to waver and as they start to question their father, things take a shockingly violent turn. In the same vein as The Witch and Midsommar, this is a nightmarish vision of the effect that loss and grief can have on a family.
Thanks to Afasia Films
This section: Cinema, Events, Fairs, Festivals and Fundraisers, Glasgow Film Festival 2020
Prevous page or post | Next page or post
Written by : Pat Byrne
Related Pages
- Wee Dementia Film Fest, Kelvinhall
- WestFest 2026 Poets from Seahorse Publications
- Take 2: The Flight of the Dragons
- Project Ability Presents Solo Exhibition by James Gladwell
- Close Encounters of the Third Kind
- The Day Innocence Died: Bloody Sunday and the Fight for Justice
- House of Raptor – Drag and Beyond
- Dementia Festival – Open Museum
- Sonica 2026- Programme Announced
- Dementia Fest – D in the Park
- Dementia Heroes’ Dementia Fest 2026
- Dementia Hour with SAMH
- WestFest & Dementia Heroes Unite for Dementia-Friendly ‘D in the Park’
- Agnes Owens Centenary Celebration – Heritage Festival West Dunbartonshire
- Guided History Walk around Edinbarnet and Cochno estates
- WestFest YouthWorks Free workshops age 6 – 12
- Old Kilpatrick to Bowling Walk, Heritage Festival
- A Celebration of Glasgow – History, Heritage, Traditional Skills
- Maryhill Burgh Halls Sunday 17 May 2026
- Glasgow Society of Lady Artists at WestFest
