Pulse: Opening Film GSFF
Opening Performance:
Pulse
Thursday 13 February (20.30)
Glasgow Short Film Festival is delighted to present the World Premiere of PULSE, a dramatic collaboration between Grammy-nominated British/Bulgarian composer Dobrinka Tabakova and Scottish filmmaker Ruth Paxton. PULSE is a noir-like expressionistic short film about peril and rescue. Travelling through the streets of Glasgow by the River Clyde to the iconic Grand Central Hotel, the collaboration pairs Tabakova’s rich musical language with Paxton’s bold film-making to explore the energy and diversity of life in a modern city and the driving forces behind how different societies and cultures mix. Tabakova’s score for piano, percussion and gamelan will be performed live, along with performances of other original compositions.
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