Glasgow Youth Film Festival Closing Gala: Dead Poets Society
Sunday 27 Septemberr, 2026, 6.40 p.m.
This screening will includes a live music and poetry event hosted by the SpeakEasy house band and featuring some of Scotland’s most exciting spoken word artists!
Peter Weir’s timeless story of youth, rebellion, and the power of words returns to the big screen on 35mm. Robin Williams delivers one of his most iconic performances as the teacher who inspires a group of boys to seize the day. A film that remains as moving and heartbreaking as its first release.
Screening as part of Glasgow Youth Film Festival 2026. See full programme.
This special event screening is certified 12+ age rating due to content in the SpeakEasy spoken word performances.
GFT 12 Rose Street, G 6RB
https://www.glasgowfilm.org/gyff/
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