Let Glasgow Flourish 1: Best Laid Schemes
Let Glasgow Flourish 1: Best Laid Schemes
GFT
Saturday 14 March, 2015
In 1985, a collective of young unemployed people living in Cranhill produced Clyde Film, a poetic history of the people of Glasgow told only in music and images, and set against scenes of failed regeneration. To mark the 30th anniversary of this quietly raging masterpiece, GSFF has curated two programmes exploring the city’s cycle of renewal. This first programme features archive documentaries from the 1940s onwards promoting radical new improvements for the city.
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Glasgow Today and Tomorrow
UK | 1949 | 8 min
Director: Erica Masters
Scottish Screen Archive
Progress Report
UK | 1946 | 10 min
Scottish Screen Archive
Mungo’s Medals
UK | 1961 | 19 min
Director: John C. Elder
Scottish Screen Archive
Clyde Valley: Glasgow Rebuilds
UK | 1966 | 20 min
With thanks to BBC Scotland and the National Film & TV Archive
Social Problems
UK | 1965 | 13 min
Scottish Screen Archive
With thanks to the University of Strathclyde
This is My Story
UK | 1967 | 15 min
Director: Finlay J Macdonald
With thanks to BBC Scotland
Running Time:
1h 45m
GFT, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB
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