Southside Film Festival 2019
7 – 9 June, 2019
Southside Film Festival was started in 2011 by freelance Film & TV Producer and Project Manager Karen O’Hare. Karen was inspired to create the festival as the Southside of Glasgow did not have a cinema or any regular film events and Karen felt that Southsiders would really respond to a local film festival.
The original reasons and aims for starting the film festival remain-the Southside still doesn’t have a local cinema and there is a continuing need to provide access to affordable and diverse film screenings and events in the area.
Film Programme 7 – 9 June, 2019
Venues
See further details including pop up cinema
Event times listed is the start time and doors will open 30 mins beforehand unless otherwise stated.
Some events are cash sales on the door only and some are available to purchase in advance at www.wegottickets.com/southsidefilm
Workshops require pre-registration Email: southsidefilm@gmail.com
The festival isaAlways open to new people getting involved -if you would like to volunteer Email: southsidefilmfest@gmail.com
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