Tickets on Sale Glasgow Film Festival 2019
The fifteenth edition of Glasgow Film Festival kicks off on 20th February, 2019 and, if you haven’t already decided what to see check out these highlights:
Special event screening of Fight Club and the International premiere of Niall McCann‘s The Science of Ghosts, which will be followed by a performance from Adrian Crowley. Guests welcomed from Hollywood include Matt Bomer with the Scottish premiere of Papi Chulo
Local Heroes strand will celebrate the work of the finest local filmmakers. Plus, there’s a host of LGBTQ+ titles screening to coincide with LGBT History Month!
If all that isn’t enough, the team behind the festival have shared their own personal recommendations… staff picks in the GFF blog.
Festival runs from 20 February until 3 March, 2019
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