Visible Cinema: Sons and Mothers, GFT, 22 May, 2017
Filmmaker and director Christopher Houghton will join us for a live Skype Q&A hosted by Deaf artist EJ Raymond. This screening is supported by OSKA Bright Film Festival.
Join us for the fourth Visible Cinema takeover by the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s BA Performance students. Sons and Mothers is an intimate documentary following six men on a journey to create a theatrical love letter to their mothers. Swelling with heart and humour, these are love stories made all the more powerful because of disabilities the men live with. The men lay their hearts on the line and discover unconditional love is a choice. There are no adverts or trailers, this film will begin at 20.15. All tickets £5.50.
GFT 12 Rose St G3 6RB
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