Jane Campion Season, Glasgow Film Theatre June, 2018
Jane Campion has forged a career around the theme of women on the edge of societal norms, from her feature debut Sweetie in 1989 through to her lauded television series Top of the Lake. She became the first female director to win the Palme d’Or (for The Piano in 1993) and continues to blaze a trail as one of the most compelling filmmakers working today. Specially commissioned programme notes will be available.
Sweetie – 35mm (15)
Jane Campion’s debut feature
3-6 June, 2018
The Piano (15)
Jane Campion’s multi Oscar-winning masterpiece
10-13 June, 2018
An Angel at My Table – 35mm (15)
Adapted from the autobiographies of New Zealand novelist Janet Frame
15-21 Jun, 2018
Bright Star (PG)
Breath taking visuals and a moving central performance
24-27 June, 2018
GFT, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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