Glasgow Short Film Festival 2016 catalogue

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CONTENTS Director’s Introduction Credits Calendar Map and Venue Guide Tickets Delegate Information Awards Competitions Introduction Scottish Competition Jury Scottish Competition International Competition Jury International Competition Lost Treasure Brutal Measures: Lydia Lunch and the Cinema of Transgression Neu! Reekie!: Anywhere But The Cities TRANSIT #3: and everything crooked will become straight Jan Soldat Dance/Film Black & Light The Sum of All Fears (Re)imagining Glasgow Anger Like Fire Bleeding Edge: Filmmaking and the Virtual World Blueprint: Scottish Independent Shorts Focus on Syria Short Matters! The Skinny Short Film Award Family Shorts Short Stuff: Parent & Baby Screening Jan Soldat Documentary Workshop Ohna Falby Producing Masterclass Would You Buy This? Documenting Difficult Subjects SUPERLUX Pitch & Screening Screenwriting Panel Commissioning for All 4 Meet the Filmmakers Index of Titles Index of Directors

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DIRECTOR’S INTRODUCTION

In a time of increasing factionalism and entrenchment, a time of warfare so routine that our airstrikes are barely reported anymore, a time in which there is no credible parliamentary opposition to our rulers in either Westminster or Holyrood, a time in which the right holds ordinary citizens to account for the actions of banks, whilst the left chases its tale in a quagmire of identity politics – at such a time it is necessary, vital even to look to forms of cultural expression that have the potential to shake us out of quotidian rhythms. Short film is in essence no more or less radical than any other art form. Yet at its most interesting it has an immediacy and a categorical fuzziness which, wedded to the communal experience of cinema viewing, offers a glimpse of new ways of thinking. Nick Zedd knew this thirty years ago when he penned his semi-serious, semi-comic, semi-self-mythologising Cinema of Transgression manifesto (see page 47). Intended to define a movement in much the same way as Lars von Trier’s equally self-knowing Dogme manifesto ten years later, the Cinema of Transgression manifesto gave common purpose to disparate filmmakers making highly individual work in opposition to the normative outlook of mainstream cinema. Thirty years on Zedd’s strategy of social upheaval through extreme confrontation arguably appears juvenile and self-defeating. And yet, against a backdrop of absurd moves towards legislating for the right not to be offended, maybe there’s something in the suggestion that “any film which doesn’t shock isn’t worth looking at”. We don’t promise that every film in this year’s programme will shock. But we hope that every film represents short film at its most exciting – formally challenging, pugnacious, questioning, boundary-devouring, rough-edged and above all open-ended. All boring films never be made again! Matt Lloyd GSFF Director di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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CREDITS GLASGOW ShORT FILM FESTIVAL Director Matt Lloyd Coordinator Sanne Jehoul Events Manager Morvern Cunningham Assistant Clo Meehan Press Officer Ruth Marsh Volunteer Coordinator Laura Kelly GSFF Venue Coordinator Alicja Tokarska Print Traffic Coordinator Emma Caviezel Driver Colin Campbell Submission Viewers Stuart Elliott, Oriana Franceschi, Sanne Jehoul, Sam Kenyon GSFF16 Trailer James Price Designers Martin Baillie (poster/cover image), Emma Quinn Photographers Eoin Carey, Jassy Earl GUEST CURATORS Jan Soldat John Canciani Black & Light Birgit Glombitza and Sven Schwarz The Sum of All Fears Christoffer Olofsson Blueprint: Scottish Independent Shorts Hans Lucas Transit Marcus Jack Massive thanks to Glasgow Film communications, development, finance, festival, programming, front of house and volunteer teams for their considerable support in making GSFF16 happen. For a full list of credits, see the Glasgow Film Festival 2016 brochure.

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CCA Programme Coordinator Ainslie Roddick Technical Manager Kenny Christie Marketing & Communications Julie Cathcart ThE ART SChOOL Entertainment Convenor Matt Robin ThE GLUE FACTORY General Manager James Farlam ThANkS The GSFF volunteers; the staff of GFT; Francis McKee and the staff of CCA; Paul Smith and the staff of Saramago Cafe Bar; the staff of The Art School; the staff of The Glue Factory; Jennifer Armitage at Creative Scotland; Joe Frankland and Flora Ward at PRS For Music Foundation; Sambrooke Scott and Carolyn Mills at Film Hub Scotland; Jennifer Reynolds at Glasgow Film Office; Ann-Christine Simke at the Goethe-Institut Glasgow; Vicki Byers and Lisa Fox at Burt Greener Communications for Blue Moon; Paul ‘Archie’ Archard and Helen Watkins at Black Cow; David Johnstone at WK Film Insurance; Kay Foubister, Claire Mackenzie, Emily Munro and Ruth Washbrook at National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive; Charlotte Gross at Scottish Ballet; Sam Patterson at Glasgow Institute of Architects; Jamie Dunn at The Skinny; Shian Holt at Screen Academy Scotland; Isla Leaver-Yap and Luke Collins at LUX Scotland; all at Scottish Documentary Institute; Ben Taylor at Glasgow Film; Penelope Bartlett; John Canciani; Sven Schwarz; Christoffer Olofsson; International Short Film Festival Oberhausen; Hamburg International Short Film Festival; Encounters Film Festival; Nordisk Panorama; SediciCorto Film Festival; ImagineNATIVE Film Festival, Uppsala International Short Film Festival; Aesthetica Short Film Festival; Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur; ZubrOFFka Short Film Festival; Cromarty Film Festival; Peter Jewell; all our filmmakers, speakers, performers, guests and jury members. www.glasgowfilm.org/gsff di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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Under Your Spell Again Guests & delegates only

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12.45 – 14.30 Ohna Falby Masterclass

Where Are We Now? Guests & delegates only

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15.30 – 17.15 International 4 Workers’ City

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I’m Deranged Guests & delegates only

14.45 – 16.15 Writing Diversity

16.30 – 18.15 Would You Buy This?

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Under Your Spell Again

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14.45 – 16.15 Commissioning for All 4

The Prison of the Body

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19.00 – 21.00 Neu! Reekie!: Anywhere But The Cities

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21.00 – 22.30 Lost Treasure

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21.30 – 23.00 The Sum of All Fears

21.15 – 23.00 Blueprint: Scottish Independent Shorts

20.45 – 22.30 International 6 Fever Dream

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21.00 – 22.30 The Skinny Short Film Award

21.15 – 22.45 Jan Soldat 1

20.45 – 22.15 Black & Light

20.00 – 21.00 Blueprint discussion

19.15 – 21.00 Scottish 2 Where Are We Now?

19.00 – 20.30 Jan Soldat 2

18.30 – 20.15 International 5 Outside Looking In

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18.45 – 20.30 Short Matters 1

18.00 – 19.45 International 2 Model Citizen

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13.00 – 15.00 Family Animation Workshop

13.15 – 15.00 Focus On Syria

13.15 – 15.00 International 6 Fever Dream

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15.30 – 17.15 International 5 Outside Looking In

15.30 – 17.15 Scottish 4 Golden Years

15.45 – 17.15 Anger Like Fire

15.30 – 17.15 International 4 Workers’ City

15.15 – 16.45 (Re)imagining Glasgow

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20.30 – 02.00 Brutal Measures: Lydia Lunch and the Cinema of Transgression

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The Prison Of The Body

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VENUES

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CCA (Festival Hub) 350 Sauchiehall Street, G2 3JD www.cca-glasgow.com, 0141 352 4900 Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB www.glasgowfilm.org, 0141 332 6535 The Art School: GSA Students’ Association 20 Scott Street, G3 6PE www.theartschool.co.uk, 0141 353 4530 The Glue Factory (not shown on map) 15 Burns Street, G4 9SE www.thegluefactory.org di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS


TICKETS STANDARD PRICE TICKETS £6 (£5 concessions) Some events are individually priced or free of charge – see listings for details. CERTIFICATION Films not certified by the BBFC are marked N/C and accompanied by an age recommendation i.e. N/C 15+ (suitable for ages 15 and older, no-one under 15 will be admitted).

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ONLINE Tickets can be purchased from www.glasgowfilm.org/gsff. No booking fee. Tickets can be purchased online until one hour before the screening. IN ADVANCE You can purchase tickets for most events from Glasgow Film Theatre (12 Rose Street, G3 6RB). You can call Box Office on 0141 332 6535. Please note that there is a £1.50 transaction fee for telephone bookings. You can collect advance tickets from Glasgow Film Theatre up until 9pm the day before the performance. Please note that advance purchases can only be made online at www.glasgowfilm.org/gsff or at GFT.

DURING THE FESTIVAL Between Wednesday 16 March and Sunday 20 March, tickets for any GSFF event can be collected or purchased at the screening venue. Please see www.glasgowfilm.org for full terms and conditions.

Glasgow Short Film Festival is an operating name of Glasgow Film Theatre (GFT). A company limited by guarantee, registered in Scotland No. 97369 with its registered office at 12 Rose Street, Glasgow G3 6RB. GFT is registered as a charity No. SC005932 with the office of the Scottish Charity Regulator.

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DELEGATE INFORMATION Delegate accreditation to GSFF16 is open to industry professionals, filmmakers and film students. Accreditation costs £60 full price, £45 for students. For more information or to apply for accreditation, please go to www.glasgowfilm.org/gsff. The GSFF Guest Desk is situated in the CCA foyer, and is open from 12.00 until 21.00 on Wednesday 16 March and from 10.00 until 22.00 for the rest of the festival. Guests and delegates are welcome to attend any public screening or event, subject to availability. Collect tickets from the Guest Desk on the day of the screening. Please note that there is a limited guest allocation for each screening, and any unclaimed tickets will be returned to the box office for public sales one hour before the screening. After this time delegates may be obliged to buy a public ticket. There are several delegate-only screenings of international and Scottish competition programmes – see Calendar (pages 8 – 9). No ticket required, just show your pass for entry. For entry to Brutal Measures on Saturday 19 March at The Glue Factory, just show your pass on the door. No ticket required.

INTERNET ACCESS There is free wifi throughout CCA and in the GFT café. Ask at the box office or café for the password. VIDEO LIBRARY Guests and delegates are welcome to make use of the GSFF16 Video Library, which can be found at Glasgow Film Theatre. The Video Library holds most of the films in the programme, as well as a wider range of Scottish short films produced in the last year. A booking system will operate at busy times, with a maximum viewing session of 2 hours. Opening hours are as follows:

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Wednesday 16 March

13.00 – 19.00

Thursday 17 March

10.30 – 21.00

Friday 18 March

10.30 – 21.00

Saturday 19 March

10.30 – 21.00

Sunday 20 March

10.30 – 20.00

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COMPETITIONS


AWARDS BILL DOUGLAS AWARD FOR INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM Named in honour of Scotland’s greatest filmmaker, this prize will be awarded to the film that best reflects the qualities found in the work of Bill Douglas: honesty, formal innovation and the supremacy of image and sound in cinematic storytelling. This year the award carries a cash prize of £750. 2015 winner: Shipwreck I Morgan Knibbe I The Netherlands 2014 winner: The Questioning I Zhu Rikun I China 2013 winner: Enraged Pigs (Porcos Raivosos) I Isabel Penoni, Leonardo Sette I Brazil INTERNATIONAL AUDIENCE AWARD Decided by audience vote. 2015 winner: World of Tomorrow I Don Hertzfeldt I USA 2014 winner: Butter Lamp (La lampe au beurre de yak) I Hu Wei I France/China 2013 winner: Fear of Flying I Conor Finnegan I Ireland SCOTTISH SHORT FILM AWARD The Scottish Short Film Award honours inspiration and innovation in new Scottish cinema. This year the award carries a cash prize of £750. The winner of this award will also receive a nomination for the 2016 Critics’ Circle Short Film Award. 2015 winner: Directed By Tweedie I Duncan Cowles I UK 2014 winner: Getting On I Ewan Stewart I UK 2013 winner: Pouters I Paul Fegan I UK SCOTTISH AUDIENCE AWARD Decided by audience vote, the winner of this award will receive a commission to make the 2017 festival trailer. 2015 winner: Dropping Off Michael I Zam Salim I UK 2014 winner: Exchange & Mart I Cara Connolly, Martin Clark I UK 2013 winner: I Am Tom Moody I Ainslie Henderson I UK

AWARD WINNERS CCA TheATre Sunday 20 March (20.30) 2h, N/C 15+ First chance to catch the prize-winning films of Glasgow Short Film Festival 2016. We will announce and screen the recipients of the jury awards, as well as the films voted the favourite of the audience in each competition, and maybe a few surprises. NQ

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SCOTTISH AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS

Themes of intoxication, infatuation, dissent and protest run throughout this year’s International Competition, which features thirty-four works from twenty countries. Alternative societies are forged in the face of oppression, individuals struggle to retain a sense of self, or conversely to free themselves of their identity in order to embrace a fleeting vision of what they could be. Several familiar faces from previous editions return. We welcome new films from Patrick Buhr, Mark Chapman, Tom Chick, Mike Hoolboom, Kaveh Nabatian, Jennifer Reeder and Joern Utkilen. As opposed to last year’s US-heavy edition, this year’s selection is predominantly European, but also includes work from India, Iraq, Iran, Argentina, the USA and above all Canada. This has been an exceptional year for cinema from Germany, Switzerland and Austria, all of which are represented heavily. In particular, we’re thrilled to present the International Premiere of Sebastian Brameshuber’s In, Over & Out, a deceptively simple piece of work that somehow contains the entire history of cinema in its ten minute duration. The Scottish Competition consists of twenty-six titles, including nine World Premieres. There is a melancholic strain running through the selection, as films return repeatedly to themes of loss, death and pain. But as one would expect from Scottish filmmakers, often these themes are handled with wicked dark humour, none more so than in Last Exit to Ricklesburgh. Strictly speaking not a short film, rather the opening episode of an on-going web series, but we were laughing so hard we weren’t going to quibble. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

Filmmakers featured in the selection range from the very well established – Mark Cousins, multi-award-winning animator Ainslie Henderson – to the unknown. The student work featured is particularly impressive, including several Edinburgh College of Art undergraduate animations, films from University of the West of Scotland and an extraordinary documentary covering the refugee crisis unfolding in Calais from Screen Academy Scotland’s Frederik Subei. And we welcome back last year’s award winner Duncan Cowles, this time collaborating with animator Ross Hogg on an exploration of dementia that recalls the work of Don Hertzfeldt in its visualisation of mental incapacity. Twenty-one female directors and co-directors feature across the two competitions, curiously the same number as last year. As the number of films in competition has gone down by ten, the proportion is slightly better. But it’s still not enough. As ever, we’re careful to ensure that all submitted films are viewed ‘blind’ and that our selection panel and juries have gender diversity. But we must be more proactive in seeking out female filmmakers in future, just as we need to actively reach out beyond our comfort zones of Europe and North America in order to truly represent the most exciting developments in international cinema. None of which is intended to undermine this year’s selection! We never use the word ‘best’ but these films excite us, have kept us talking, and – we believe – represent the most dynamic range of new cinema at home and internationally. We’re looking forward to hearing your responses to them. NR


SCOTTISH COMPETITION JURY ROSIE CRERAR Rosie Crerar’s work across development and production includes the UKFC / Digicult Scottish shorts initiative, Scottish features Tomorrow is Always Too Long, Lore, Shell and Skeletons, and award-winning shorts Pulse, Paris / Sexy, Nocturn and Tumult, as well TV comedy drama and commercials. She was the co-founding director of Glasgow Short Film Festival; Programme Manager of Australia’s Flickerfest Short Film Festival, and Acting Programme Manager of BFI London Film Festival & BFI Flare. Rosie is currently a Screen Officer at Creative Scotland where she works across film development, production, exhibition & distribution. She is also the Screen team’s lead on Screen Equalities, Diversity & Inclusion. JASON RYLE Jason Ryle is the Executive Director at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, the world’s largest showcase of Indigenous-made screen content, based in Toronto. Jason oversees all aspects of the organization including programming, operations, finance, and the annual Festival. He sits on the Board of Directors for Vtape, an independent video distributor, and is a script reader for The Harold Greenberg Fund, which provides financial aid to Canadian filmmakers. As an award-winning writer, Jason has written for the Smithsonian Institution and numerous publications throughout North America. He made his first short film in 2005 and is currently producing two animated shorts. STINE WANGLER Stine Wangler is a sales agent for short films, working in the KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg. KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg is devoted to promoting and improving the public awareness of short films through operating a theatrical distribution service, negotiating worldwide licensing rights, and more. Stine’s education includes Cultural Studies, Film Studies and Media Communication in Germany and United Kingdom.

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SCOTTISH COMPETITION SCOTTISH COMPETITION 1:

ASHES TO ASHES CCA ThEATRE Thursday 17 March (19.00)

SCOTTISH COMPETITION 2:

WHERE ARE WE NOW? CCA ThEATRE Friday 18 March (19.15)

SCOTTISH COMPETITION 3:

I’M DERANGED CCA ThEATRE Saturday 19 March (19.00)

SCOTTISH COMPETITION 4:

GOLDEN YEARS CCA ThEATRE Sunday 20 March (15.30)


SCOTTISH COMPETITION 1: ASHES TO ASHES

Bells

Stems

The Third Dad

World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 13 min

UK | 2015 | 2 min

UK | 2015 | 10 min

Director/Writer: Gregor Barclay

Director: Ainslie Henderson

Producer: Dave Gillies

Music: Poppy Ackroyd

Director/Writer: Theresa Moerman Ib

Animation: Michael Hughes

Producer: Richard Warden

Music: Gregor Barclay, Gavin Thomson Editor: Gregor Barclay Cast: Robbie Jack, Barbara Rafferty, Sean Scanlon, Dave Anderson, Bob Rafferty Contact: inkwilson@gmail.com Director filmography: First film

A young man struggles to come to terms with the death of his twin brother.

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Contact: ainslieainslie@googlemail.com Director filmography: Monkey Love Experiments (with Will Anderson, 2014), I Am Tom Moody (2012), It’s About Spending Time Together (2011)

Ainslie Henderson’s eulogy to the short life span of stop motion animation puppets.

Cinematographer: Theresa Moerman Ib Sound: Douglas MacDougall Music: Rick Anthony Editor: Florian Nonnenmacher Contact: eve@scottishdocinstitute.com Director filmography: First film

Ten years after breaking all ties with her father, and seven years after his death, a daughter sets out not only to find his grave, but also redemption.

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No Place Like home

Therapeutic Bereavement Tool

Director/Writer : Scott Willis

Producer: Neil Jack

Scottish Premiere | UK | 2015 | 7 min

Producer: Scott Willis

Cinematographer: Mihail Ursu

Director/Writer: Michael Windle

Cinematographer: Scott Willis

Producer: Michael Windle

Sound: Scott Willis

World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 13 min Director/Writer: Cat Bruce

Sound: John Cobban Music: David MacGregor

Dear Peter World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 26 min

Editor: Jamie Fraser

Contact: mike@porty.net

Music: Josh Sabin

Production Co-ordinator: Anna Thompson

Director filmography: Lihya (2010)

Editor: Scott Willis

Compositing/Effects: Hazel Lesczcynska

A short memoir of the director’s father Tony – an attempt to make a moving portrait, without any movies, based on an old photograph.

Contact: scottwillis_7@hotmail.com

Additional Animation: Michael Hughes Consultant Cinematographer/ Colourist: Ruan Suess Puppets & Armatures: Áine Woods Production Designer: Ailsa Williams Cast: Erin Bruce, Janette Foggo Contact: wee_cat@hotmail.com Director filmography: Late Night (2014), A Trip to the moon (2014), Vincent Black Lightning (2013), b o x t o f o x (2012), The Golden Bird (2011)

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Director filmography: What Do You See? (2015), Guide to Fetal Development (2014), Tapes from the Revolutionary (2014), E215. (2012), A Place Just on the Map (2012), Our Nation’s Sons (2012)

After discovering a large collection of handwritten postcards in a second-hand bookshop, filmmaker Scott Willis begins a journey to track down their owner. The messages on the postcards create a picture of an unknown man called Peter.

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Directions World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 4 min

Director: Oliver Greenall Writers: Oliver Greenall, Dylan Yemm Producer: Sharon Rennie Sound: John Douglas Wilson Editor: John Douglas Wilson Cinematographer: Jamie Brown Cast: Duncan Airlie James, Lesley Sim Contact: sharongreenall@aol.com Director filmography: First film

A married couple go for a pleasant drive in the countryside in an attempt to rekindle their relationship but they get lost on the way and an argument ensues.

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SCOTTISH COMPETITION 2: WHERE ARE WE NOW?

Stalactites World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 8 min

Mining Poems or Odes

Director/Writer: Alison Piper

UK | 2015 | 11 min

Producer: Alison Piper

Director: Callum Rice

Executive Producer: Wendy Griffin

Writer: Robert Fullerton

Cinematographer: Grant McPhee

Producer: Jack Cocker

Sound: Alex Harris MacDuff, Paul Hartmann, William Cory

Cinematographer: Fraser Rice

Music: Pete MacDonald

Sound: Craig Houston, Dougie Fairgrieve

Editor: Aldo Paulmbo

Music: Andy Abbott

Production Designer: Wendy Cairns Assistant Director: Katharine Kennedy Make-Up Designer: Kat Morgan Costume Designer: Mona Kastell Cast: Kate Dickie, Paul McCole Contact: alisonpiper@gmail.com Director filmography: First film

A stark portrait of how terminal illness can erode the sensuality and intimacy of even the strongest of couples.

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Editor: Alex Broad, Berny Mcgurk Cast: Robert Fullerton Contact: eve@scottishdocinstitute.com

Director filmography: First film

Robert, an ex-shipyard welder from Govan, reflects on how his experiences have influenced his newfound compulsion to write. His poetry reveals a man trying to achieve contentment through words and philosophy. The craftsman has swapped his tools for pen and paper.

Nina and Flick UK | 2015 | 2 min Directors/Writers: Robert Duncan, Vera Babida Producers: Robert Duncan, Vera Babida Contact: robertstruanduncan@gmail.com, vera.babida@gmail.com Director filmography (Duncan): She Said (2015), Drive (2015), Surviving in the Desert (2015), Whole (2015), The Really Scary Snakes (2015) Director filmography (Babida): Emoji (2015), Wok cycle (2015), Accident (2015), Her (2014)

Created in 48 hours, starting from the word ‘trip’, the film follows Nina as she travels through the land with her friend Flick, a light switch she met buried in the ground.

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Your Eyes Flashing Solemnly With hate

Transit Zone

Caustic Gulp

Scottish Premiere | UK | 2015 32 min

UK | 2015 | 13 min

UK | 2015 | 11 min

Producer: Frederik Subei

Director/Writer: Mark Cousins Producer: Matt Micucci Cinematographer: Mark Cousins

Director/Writer: Frederik Subei Cinematographer: Frederik Subei Sound: Anne-Sophie Mongeau Music: Yoann Mylonakis Editor: Frederik Subei

Music: Matt Micucci

Contact: frederik.subei@yahoo.com

Editor: Matt Micucci

Director filmography: Windfall Island (2013)

Cast: Matt Micucci Contact: mark@markcousins.org Director filmography (selected): Stockholm My Love (2016), I Am Belfast (2015), Atomic, Living in Dread and Promise (2015), Life May Be (with Mania Akbari, 2014), 6 Desires: DH Lawrence and Sardinia (2014), Here Be Dragons (2013), A Story of Children and Film (2013), What Is This Film Called Love? (2012), The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011), The First Movie (2009)

Set in the mysterious murky confines of the 'jungle' in Calais, the film follows Teefa, a young man who fled the regime in Sudan with big dreams of a new life in the UK.

Director/Writer: Bryan M. Ferguson Producer: Bryan M. Ferguson Cinematographer: Bryan M. Ferguson Sound: Bryan M. Ferguson Editor: Bryan M. Ferguson Production Designer: Bryan M. Ferguson Cast: Nat Di Resta, Bryan M. Ferguson, Gerard Bonner Contact: decaying.shapes@gmail.com Director filmography: Flamingo (2016), Odd Posture (2014), The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut (2013), Vore (2012), Sockets (2011)

When a mysterious chemical reacts with the chlorine of a hotel swimming pool, a young resident starts recruiting followers for her strange cult.

Who killed Pier Paolo Pasolini? What was the killer thinking of that night, after the death? Sex, or youth, or class?

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SCOTTISH COMPETITION 3: I’M DERANGED

Break

The Really Scary Snakes

Director/Writer: Lewis Paterson

Of the Excellency of Wheate

Producer: Cameron McArthur

Scottish Premiere | UK | 2015 | 9 min

Director/Writer: Robert Duncan

Cinematographer: Neil Boyle

Director/Writer: Richard Ashrowan

Sound: Cameron McArthur

Producer: Richard Ashrowan

Editor: Cameron McArthur

Contact: richard@ashrowan.com

Cast: Gordon Holliday, Andrew Burton

Director filmography: Mercurius (2015), Speculum (2014), Catoptrica IV (2014), Cubiculum Umbrae (2013), Catoptrica III (2013), The Rainbow (2013), Twelve Frames Left (2012), Catoptrica I & II (2012), Diagram (2011), Mutus Floris (2011), Reflections, Inversions, Symmetries (2010), Alchemist (2010), Lament (2009), Green Man (2009), Ruskin's feather (2008), Fingal's Cave (2008), Contact Rushes (2007), Evanescence (2007), A landscape symphony in 22 movements (2006), Windmills of Innerleithen (2005)

UK | 2015 | 8 min

Contact: cnmcarthur@hotmail.co.uk Director filmography: The Bathroom (2014)

A young homeless man looking for some shelter in a pool hall is coerced into playing pool with a man he has just stolen from.

UK | 2015 | 1 min

Producer: Robert Duncan Contact: robertstruanduncan@gmail.com Director filmography: Nina and Flick (2015), She Said (2015), Drive (2015), Surviving in the Desert (2015), Whole (2015)

A glimpse of the scariest gang to ever exist: an ode to anyone who has ever worn a leather jacket.

Robert Fludd was a distinguished English alchemical philosopher, light metaphysician and Kabbalist. In the 1620s he published a tract on wheat, the “Tractatus de Tritico”, in which he described a series of experiments in which he extracted the lumino.

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White Wash Death Watch

Flamingo

Odd Girl Out

World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 31 min

UK Premiere | UK | 2014 | 3 min

World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 10 min

Director/Writer: Bryan M. Ferguson

Director/Writer: Louise Keay Bell

Director/Writer: Jane Topping

Producers: Bryan M. Ferguson, Mhairi Henderson

Producer: Louise Keay Bell

Producer: Jane Topping Contact: janetopping@hotmail.com Director filmography: Teeth II (2015), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Final Edit (2014–15), Peter (2014), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Melissa Edit (2014), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Couples Edit (2014), Teeth (2014), Let’s Not Talk About Money (2014), It’s Not Exactly a Real Love Scene Really (2014), The Women: 8 Films (2013), Darklight (2011)

An homage to a woman and a city.

Sound: Andrew Connor

Cinematographer: Bryan M. Ferguson

Music: Andrew Connor

Sound: Bryan M. Ferguson

Contact: louisekeaybell13@gmail.com

Music: John Bonnar Editor: Bryan M. Ferguson Production Designer: Bryan M. Ferguson Location Manager: Mhairi Henderson

Director filmography: Heart of Dust (2015)

A recollection of personal memories about school bullying and moving to a new school.

Make-Up FX/Gore: Rachel Gallagher Cast: Eileen Williams, Kristopher Curran, Stascia Bantouvakis, Joanne Pirrie, Katie Armstrong Contact: decaying.shapes@gmail.com Director filmography: Caustic Gulp (2015), Odd Posture (2014), The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut (2013), Vore (2012), Sockets (2011)

An aspiring yet dispirited dancer develops an odd relationship with an obscene phone caller. Together they discover an impassioned interest in self-amputation.

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Last Exit to Ricklesburgh – Episode One UK | 2015 | 21 min Directors/Writers: Chris Miller, Russell Miller Producer: Stuart Condy Cinematographer: Robbie Jones Sound: Chris Miller Music: Chris Miller Editor: Russell Miller MakeUp/Special MakeUp Effects: Kat Morgan Cast: Chris Miller, Russell Miller Contact: toastedmotionfilms@gmail.com Director filmography: First film

Two strangers, in a bid to escape their own individual scenarios, are thrown together in a very strange town, filled with even stranger characters. This first episode only scrapes the surface of what lies ahead in their bid to find the right path.

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SCOTTISH COMPETITION 4: GOLDEN YEARS

A Beautiful, Living Thing UK | 2015 | 14 min Director/Writer: Ross Birrell Producer: Jo Crotch Cinematographer: Hugh Watt Sound: Finlay Crotch Music: Bill Chandler, Ross Birrell Editor: Ross Birrell Grip: Steven Higgins Cast: Bill Chandler Contact: r.birrell@gsa.ac.uk Director filmography: Dekemvriana (2014), Sonata (2013), Quartet (2012), In der Frühe (2012), Duet (2011), Diligent Thought (2011), Guantanamera (2010), Cuernavaca: A Journey in Search of Malcolm Lowry (2006), Port Bou: 18 Fragments for Walter Benjamin (2005)

In the remains of the burnt out Mackintosh Library of Glasgow School of Art, the performance of a composition for solo violin devised by Birrell from Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s description of a work of art. Performed by Bill Chandler (RSNO).

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Tremlyn World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 11 min

Flowers & Floorboards

Director/Writer: Natalie Jones

World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 12 min

Producer: Natalie Jones

Director: Holger Mohaupt

Sound: Andrew Connor Music: Luci Holland, Thomas Hansen Contact: natjoanne@aol.com Director filmography: First film

Producer: Tracey Fearnehough Cinematographer: Holger Mohaupt Sound: Holger Mohaupt Editor: Holger Mohaupt Contact: info@room8.org

The process of making a film is a stressful one. Natalie is an animator trying to make a film about her Grandad, but he turns out to be more difficult to work with than she thought.

Director filmography (selected): # Nollywood Odyssee (2015), Wood Wind (2015), Bye Bye for The Presence (2014)

A library popular with students and homeless people, a shopping mall as a place with community appeal and a stylish cafe as a refuge for the social shortcomings in the more affluent parts of the city.

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Isabella

Sheepo

UK | 2015 | 9 min

World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 4 min

United We Will Swim Again

Directors/Writers: Duncan Cowles, Ross Hogg

Director: Ian Robertson

UK | 2015 | 26 min

Producers: Duncan Cowles, Ross Hogg

Producers: Ian Robertson, Steven Donnelly, Sam Ferguson

Director/Writer : Frances Higson

Cinematographer: Duncan Cowles

Cinematographer: Steven Donnelly

Sound: Keith Duncan Music: Robbie Gunn Animation: Ross Hogg Colourist: Will Anderson Contact: dcowles@live.co.uk, ross@rosshogg.com Director filmography (Cowles): Directed by Tweedie (2014), Radio Silence (2013), Soft Toffee (co-directed) (2012), The Lady with the Lamp (2011) Director filmography (hogg): Scribbledub (2014), Spectators (2013), The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat (2013)

Sound: Justin Dolby Editor: Ian Robertson Contact: iandrob@gmail.com

Producer: Frances Higson Cinematographers: Di Tatham, Kirstin McMahon Editor: Cassandra McGrogan, Kurosh Kani Contact: franceshigson@gmail.com

Director filmography: Oliver $, Pushing On (Music Video, 2014), Dizzee Rascal, Love This Town (Music Video, 2013), Duke Dumont, Need U (100%) (Music Video, 2013), Delta Heavy, Get By (Music Video, 2012), The Phone Box (Short, 2011)

Director filmography: The Camcorder Guerrillas: twenty short documentaries (2003–14), Rogues Rascals and Runaways (2002)

Short documentary about the competitive side of sheep shearing.

The extraordinary story of a community fighting to save their local swimming pool.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION JURY OHNA FALBY Ohna Falby set up Life to Live Films in 2011 to produce her slate of independent short and feature films. She produced commercials for over 20 years and many award-winning short and art films, most notably her collaborations with Jane and Louise Wilson and with Daniel Mulloy, Douglas Hart’s Long Distance Information with Peter Mullan, Bombay Sapphire’s Room 8, and Gaëlle Denis’s Crocodile. Ohna is always seeking out emerging talent from different places to collaborate with. Most recent work includes Voices of Finance by Clara Van Gool, and Feed Me by Rachel Maclean. She has two feature projects in development. MORGAN KNIBBE

With his short film Shipwreck, Morgan Knibbe won more than 20 awards, including two Oscar qualifiers, the Bill Douglas Award at GSFF15, the Silver Leopard at the Locarno Film Festival and a nomination for a European Film Award. His debut feature film Those Who Feel the Fire Burning was the Dutch submission to the Academy Awards for the category of Documentary Feature. Nominated at IDFA for best documentary feature, it also won the prize for best doc in Guanajuato and received very positive reviews: “Mesmerizing” (LA Times), “An unusual, visceral perspective” (NY Times). Morgan was Director of Photography for both Those Who Feel the Fire Burning and Shipwreck. JASON RYLE Jason Ryle is the Executive Director at the imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival, the world’s largest showcase of Indigenous-made screen content, based in Toronto. Jason oversees all aspects of the organization including programming, operations, finance, and the annual Festival. He sits on the Board of Directors for Vtape, an independent video distributor, and is a script reader for The Harold Greenberg Fund, which provides financial aid to Canadian filmmakers. As an award-winning writer, Jason has written for the Smithsonian Institution and numerous publications throughout North America. He made his first short film in 2005 and is currently producing two animated shorts.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 1:

UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN GFT CINEMA 3 Thursday 17 March (15.30) Saturday 19 March (18.30)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 2:

MODEL CITIZEN GFT CINEMA 3 Thursday 17 March (18.00) Saturday 19 March (13.15)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 3:

THE PRISON OF THE BODY GFT CINEMA 3 Friday 18 March (13.15) Saturday 19 March (20.45)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 4:

WORKERS’ CITY GFT CINEMA 3 Friday 18 March (15.30) Sunday 20 March (15.30)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 5:

OUTSIDE LOOKING IN GFT CINEMA 3 Friday 18 March (18.30) Saturday 19 March (15.30)

INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 6:

FEVER DREAM GFT CINEMA 3 Friday 18 March (20.45) Sunday 20 March (13.15)



INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 1: UNDER YOUR SPELL AGAIN

moon blink

Ottery

UK Premiere | Austria, Germany 2015 | 10 min

UK | 2015 | 8 min

Director/Writer: Rainer Kohlberger Producer: Rainer Kohlberger Sound: Rainer Kohlberger Contact: gerald@sixpackfilm.com Director filmography: humming, fast and slow (2013), White Light/White Heat (2012)

Exclusively generated by code, moon blink is a video that highlights the unique aesthetic decisionism of its narrative model.

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Director/Writer: Tom Chick Producer: Tom Chick Contact: info@tomchickpictures.co.uk Director filmography: Death in a Nut (2012), The Fisherman's Daughter (2011)

A short experimental documentary about the English village of Ottery St Mary and its flaming barrel fire festival. It is a personal exploration of the contradictions of English rural landscape and the echoes contained within it.

Something About Silence UK Premiere | Germany | 2015 12 min Director/Writer: Patrick Buhr Producer: Petra Clemens Sound: Jonathan Kastl, Marvin Horsch Music: Donghee Nam Editor: Patrick Buhr Cast: Erik Hansen Contact: b.patrick.b@gmx.de Director filmography: What I Forgot to Say (2014)

“You are here because you are boring. Let the audiovisual experience sink into your subconscious.�

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The kamakshi Assumption A lu cielu china UK Premiere | India | 2015 | 25 min UK Premiere | Italy | 2015 | 12 min Directors/Writers: Daniele Greco, Mauro Maugeri Producer: Giulia Iannello Cinematographer: Mauro Maugeri Sound: Fabio Trombetta Editor: Antonio Toscano Colour Correction: Sara Paracchini Contact: info@scarti.org Director filmography (Greco): Suoni D’OC (2013), Per Consecuzione (2012), Il senso del vento (2007), Fuori uno (2001) Director filmography (Maugeri): Suoni D’OC (2013), The Contortionist (2012), Jeanne & Monia (2012), Le facce dell’antimafia (2011), Mymories (2010), Il cielo sopra Librino (2009), 47 morto che balla (2006), Il mare capovolto (2005)

Randazzo, a medieval hamlet at the foothills of Mount Etna. Twenty-five children, dressed as angels and saints, are lifted onto a 18-mt wooden post. For hundreds of years, the whole community have paraded them annually on August 15th, the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. PO

Director/Writer: Satindar Singh Bedi Producer: Film and Television Institute of India Cinematographer: Rangarajan Ramabadran Sound: Sandro Sadhukhan Editor: Kratika Adhikari Production Designer: Renita, Umesh Suryavanshi Cast: Parvathi Limbaji Suryavanshi, Snehal Contact: satinder.bedi@gmail.com Director filmography: First film

An 80 year old woman digs a well with her horse. In her thirst induced delirium a girl appears. As she goes deeper and deeper, the water erupts making the desert green and quenching the thirst of her horse.

holika International Premiere | Canada 2015 | 10 min Director/Writer: Kaveh Nabatian Producer: Gabrielle Tougas-Fréchette Cinematographer: Kaveh Nabatian Sound: Hans Bernhard, Kaveh Nabatian, Mylène Simard Editor: Mylène Simard Contact: serge@ladistributrice.ca Director filmography: Nan Lakou Kanaval (2014), 100% T-Shirt (2014), Dive (2013), Love (2011), Saturday Night (2011), Vapor (2010), Taxi Libre (2010), Facteur Humain, (2008), Sunday Afternoon (2008), Upwards March (2008), My Brand New Life (2004)

When the evil demi-goddess Holika tried to burn her son in a fire, Vishnu intervened and Holika burned instead. A hallucinatory journey in 16mm through the eruption of colour, violence, sound, and joy.

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Roberta UK Premiere | Canada | 2014 | 9 min Director/Writer: Caroline Monnet Producer: Catherine Chagnon Executive Producer: Danis Goulet Cinematographer: Stéphanie Weber Biron Sound: Guillaume Daoust, Jean-François B. Sauvé, Jean Paul Vialard Editor: Aube Foglia Production Designer: Amy Sara Keith Cast: Marie Brassard, Julien Morin Contact: info@microclimatfilms.com Director filmography: Mobilize (2015), The Black Case (2014), Demi-monde (2013), Gephyrophobia (2012), Warchild (2010), Tashina (2010), Kwoni (2010), Ikwé (2009), 360 degrés (2008)

Housewife and grandmother Roberta struggles to fit the conformist society she lives in and turns to amphetamines and booze to cure her boredom.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 2: MODEL CITIZEN

A Short Guide to Re-entry Scottish Premiere UK | 2015 | 16 min Director/Writer: Anwar Boulifa Producer: Anwar Boulifa Cinematographer: Tasha Back Sound: Ben Metzer, Jon Newell Editor: Anwar Boulifa, Fyzal Boulifa Production Designer: Robin Stuart Line Producer: Nisha Bhakoo

The Society

Parallel Lines UK Premiere | USA | 2015 | 6 min Director/Writer: Valentina Stanislavskaia

UK Premiere | Germany, Iraq 2015 | 14 min

Music: Ilia Bis

Director/Writer: Osama Rasheed

Contact: valensta@gmail.com

Producer: Hexatonic Films

Director filmography: First film

Contact: osama@hexatonicfilms.com Director filmography: First film

A film about freedom and homosexuality in Iraq.

A curious traveller is looking for companionship. Along the way, it meets three strangers who are also searching for connections.

Cast: Usamma El-Houari, Alex Morrison, Kieron Kondel, Shefa Jabr, Tyrone Nestor Contact: anwarboulifa@hotmail.com Director filmography: Templates (2015)

Khalid is released from prison. He's told he needs a job and a place in the community, but fitting in isn't always that easy.

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One Million Steps UK Premiere Germany, The Netherlands, Turkey 2015 | 20 min Director/Writer: Eva Stotz Producer: Eva Stotz Cinematographer: Carola Rodriguez Sanchez Sound: Turgay Uygur Music: Timothy Beutler, Meinhard Blum, Said Anzali, Kardeş Türküler, Boğaziçi Jazz Choir Editor: Georg Petzold, Gregor Bartsch Cast: Marije Nie, Banu Inci, Utku Yurrtas, Ahmet Turan Demirbag Contact: markus@augohr.de Director filmography: Global Home (2012), Haiku (2009), Sollbruchstelle (2008), Tempelhof (2005), Earth in Your Hand (2004), L’après-midi (2001)

A tap dancer performs, while elsewhere people run from the tear gas of the police. Two worlds apart – if it wasn't for an unexpected opening in the floor, right in front of the dancer...

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Crystal Lake UK Premiere | USA | 2016 | 20 min

Unhappy happy

Director/Writer: Jennifer Reeder

UK | 2015 | 7 min

Producers: Steven Hudosh, Penelope Bartlett

Director/Writer: Peter Millard

Cinematographer: Christopher Rejano Sound: Jason Culver Editor: Mike Olenick Contact: thejenniferreeder@gmail.com Director filmography (selected): Blood Below the Skin (2015), A Million Miles Away (2014), Girls Love Horses (2012), And I Will Rise If Only to Hold You Down (2012), Tears Cannot Restore Her: Therefore, I Weep (2011), Seven Songs About Thunder (2010), Accidents at Home and How They Happen (2008), Claim (2007), The Heart and Other Small Shapes (2006), Tiny Plastic Rainbow (2003), A Room With the Walls Blasted to Shreds and Falling (2001), Hide Inside Me Tonight (2000), Johnny Take A Dive (1999), Natural Born Cocksuckers (1996), White Trash Girl (1995), You Little Heartbreaker (1993)

Producer: Peter Millard Contact: hellopetermillard@gmail.com Director filmography: Unhappy Happy (2015), Fruit Fruit (2013), Boogodobiegodongo (2012), Left Nude (2012), Hogan (2011), Custard (2010), I bought some really nice apples the other day (2009), Bluuuurgh (2009)

I get up and have breakfast. Don't get old. I’m so Unhappy Happy.

A group of young girls take over a skate park, forming an all-female force field on the half pipe. There on the reclaimed ramp, with no boys around, they are thriving and visible. This is an anthem for young feminists, which presents female friendship as a means to survive. PR


INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 3: THE PRISON OF THE BODY

Moriom UK Premiere | Switzerland | 2015 12 min Directors/Writers: Francesca Scalisi, Mark Olexa Producers: Francesca Scalisi, Mark Olexa Cinematographer: Mark Olexa Sound: Pierre Berset Music: Olivier Verleye Editor: Francesca Scalisi Assistant Producer: Minhaj Nasir Contact: francesca.scalisi@outlook.it, mrkolexa@gmail.com Director filmography (Scalisi): Demi-vie à Fukushima (2016), Bath People (2015) Director filmography (Olexa): Demi-vie à Fukushima (2016), Stratagema (2014), Heart-Quake (2010), Dea (2009)

Prove Me Wrong

She Dances For People

Geef me ’s ongelijk Nimmikaage UK Premiere | The Netherlands | 2015 27 min

Director/Writer: Laura Hermanides Producer: Casper Eskes Contact: laurahermanides@gmail.com Director filmography: Nymphet (2015), Bring it on (2012)

UK Premiere | Canada | 2015 | 3 min

Director/Writer: Michelle Latimer Contact: m.clermont@nfb.ca Director filmography: The Underground (2014), Alias (2013), Choke (2010)

Archival footage of Indigenous women performing for settler Because of his extreme provocations,15-year-old Julius audiences is recontextualised and reclaimed in order to is sent to a special school program for behavioral change. challenge and reverse the colonial gaze. But he sees no reason to change his ways for others. Is he able to stay true to his ideals and be released from the program altogether?

Summer 2014. Rural Bangladesh. “I came from Heaven. I came to destroy all bad things in the world. I'm a police officer. I'm a flower angel. I got a job at the police station. I will punish them. I will put them in jail.” This is the story of a girl and the tragedy that changed her life.

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Last Door South

The Joy of Everyday Life

Dernière Porte Au Sud

Onni

Scottish Premiere Belgium | 2015 | 14 min

Director/Writer: Sanna Liljander

Writers: Lovisa Sirén, Peter Modestij

UK Premiere | Finland | 2014 | 7 min

Audition UK Premiere | Sweden | 2015 14 min Director: Lovisa Sirén

Producer: Petja Niva

Producer: Siri Hjorton Wagner

Producer: Alon Knoll

Cinematographer: Sanna Liljander

Cinematographer: Lisabi Fridell

Cinematographer: Arnaud Hock

Sound: Joni Rajainmaa

Editor: Lovisa Sirén

Sound: Antoine De Schuyter

Editor: Sanna Liljander

Music: Alexandre Poncet

Contact: sanna.liljander@gmail.com

Cast: Louise Peterhoff, Peter Gardiner, Joel Spira, Alexej Manvelov, Rikard Svensson

Editor: Sacha Feiner

Director filmography: On Ice (2014)

Director/Writer: Sacha Feiner

Production Designer: Chloé Morier Cast: Aaron Duquaine Contact: chloemorier@gmail.com Director filmography: A Better World (2012)

A young, two-headed boy begins to question the world outside the mansion he inhabits with his two-headed mother.

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Everyday life. Oh joy?

Contact: theo.tsappos@filminstitutet.se Director filmography: Pussy Have the Power (2014), Himalaya (2012)

Mika is auditioning male actors for her first feature. The actors are all well established alpha dogs in the film business. The situation turns sour as they lose confidence in her.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 4: WORKERS’ CITY

Flower of a Thousand Colours Flor de mil colores UK Premiere | Belgium | 2015 23 min Director: Karen Vázquez Guadarrama Writers: Bart Goossens, Karen Vázquez Guadarrama

Machine UK Premiere | Denmark | 2015 19 min Director/Writer: Sunit Parekh

UK Premiere | Switzerland 2014 | 5 min

Producers: Sunit Parekh, Soren Fleng

Director/Writer: Adrian Flury

Sound: Martin Dirkov Music: Emil Brandqvist Editor: Morten Giese Animator: Nicolai Slothuus Set Supervisor: Karim Ørum

Producers: Bart Goossens, Karen Vázquez Guadarrama

Cast: Peter Plaugborg, Marijana Jankovic

Cinematographer: Karen Vázquez Guadarrama

Contact: cph@hydralab.com

Sound: Bart Goossens Music: Bram Boatels Editor: Karen Vázquez Guadarrama Contact: karen@visiophonics.be

A Place I’ve Never Been

Director filmography: First film

A couple struggles to cope with tragedy, while living in the midst of a massive reconstruction in a small town by the sea.

Producer: Adrian Flury Sound: Jeroen Visser Music: Jeroen Visser Editor: Adrian Flury Contact: a.flury@gmx.net Director filmography: Between the walls (2003), Motionman (2001)

By sourcing multiple digital images of the same place from different archives, this experiment in film makes use of photomontage to discover hidden forms and patterns, thereby giving new meaning to the prevailing redundancy of these pictures.

Director filmography: Mont d’Or (2014)

An intimate slice of the life of Emiliana, a loving mother who struggles every day with her rough environment – a Bolivian mining camp.

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Trials, Exorcisms Provas, Exorcismos UK Premiere Portugal | 2015 | 25 min Director/Writer: Susana Nobre Producer: João Matos Cinematographer: Paulo Menezes Sound: António Pedro Figueiredo, João Gazua Editor: Francisco Moreira Contact: agencia@curtas.pt Director filmography: Active Life (2013), Lisbon-Province (2010), It Would Have Been Simple (2006), Daycare Hospital (2003), The Swimmers (2001)

Óscar is waiting to hear the court’s verdict on his employer’s insolvency claim. With production at a standstill and salaries overdue, Óscar and his co-workers continue to show up every day for work.

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In, Over & Out International Premiere Austria, France | 2015 | 10 min Director/Writer: Sebastian Brameshuber Producers: Sebastian Brameshuber, Le Fresnoy Cinematographer: Sebastian Brameshuber Editor: Sebastian Brameshuber Contact: gerald@sixpackfilm.com Director filmography: Of Stains, Scrap & Tires (2014), Und in der Mitte, da sind wir (2014), Mit dem Löffel zum Mund (2011), Muezzin (2009), Everything’s Gone Green (2007), Keynote (2006), Bloodsample (2005), Preserving Cultural Traditions in a Period of Instability (2004)

There have been countless tributes made to the Lumière Brothers’ Workers Leaving the Factory since it was first exhibited in 1895, but few have been as technically ambitious, aesthetically assaultive or conceptually compelling.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 5: OUTSIDE LOOKING IN

Camrex

Scrapbook

UK | 2015 | 14 min

Canada | 2015 | 18 min

Director/Writer: Mark Chapman

Director: Mike Hoolboom

Producer: Mark Chapman

Producer: Mike Hoolboom

Cinematographer: Mark Chapman

Cinematographer: Jeffrey Paull

Sound: Alex Rea, Chris Younger, Kev Todd, Phil Begg

Music: Stephan Mathieu

Director/Writer: Aeyliya Husain

Cast: Donna Washington, Martha Cronyn

Producer: Aeyliya Husain

Editor: Mark Chapman Contact: contact@mark-chapman.co.uk Director filmography: TRANS (2013), Funny Onion (2010)

Camrex House is a notorious homeless hostel that for 40 years has upheld a fearsome reputation. Based on interviews with hostel residents, Camrex constructs a series of unflinchingly visceral sequences that reveal a hidden world of untold stories.

Contact: fringe@teksavvy.com Director filmography: Buffalo Death Mask (2013), Lacan Palestine (2012), Mark (2009), Fascination (2006), Public Lighting (2004), Imitations of Life (2003), In the Dark (2003), Tom (2002), Panic Bodies (1998), Letters From Home (1996), House of Pain (1995), Escape in Canada (1993), Frank’s Cock (1993), Mexico (1992), Indusium (1991), White Museum (1986), Now, Yours (1981), Song for Mixed Choir (1980)

Someone Who Is Not Like Anyone European Premiere Canada | 2015 | 6 min

Contact: aeyliyah@hotmail.com Director filmography: An Unlikely Soldier (2016), Reunion (2015), Daughters of the Revolution (2008), The World at 10 (2004)

Shot in various cities around Iran, this poetic film is about the desire for change and longing, told through the eyes of a young girl.

Lensed in Ohio’s Broadview Developmental Center in 1967 by secret camera genius and audio visual healer Jeffrey Paull, Scrapbook tells the story of audacious autistic Donna Washington in her own words, as she encounters pictures of one of her former selves fifty years later.

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Statement Too Midnight Scottish Premiere | Norway of My Life 2015 | 37 min Director/Writer: Joern Utkilen Producer: Isak Eymundsson Cinematographer: Joern Utkilen Sound: RJ McConnell Music: Arvid Sletta Editor: Vårin Andersen Cast: Arvid Sletta Contact: ts@nfi.no Director filmography: Earth Over Wind (2014), Asylum (2011), Wind Over Lake (2011), Little Red Hoodie (2008), No Coke (2007), My New Job (2007), Size 5 (2005), Paper Anniversary (2004), Terrorist (2003), My Job III (2001), Paperclipmaker (2000), My Job II (2000), My Job (2000)

Unknown to the many, loved by the few: a film about Norwegian cult-musician Arvid Sletta.

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Scottish Premiere | UK | 2015 | 8 min

Director: Phil Davis Writer: Nina Gerstenberger Producers: Hatty Hodgson Pamela Drameh Cinematographer: Sam Renton Sound: Brian Gilligan Music: Andy Bell Editor: Mark Towns Production Designer: Blair Barnette Cast: Martin Freeman, Elliot Brown, Theo Barklem-Biggs, Jack Baggs Contact: hatty@verynicejoe.com Director filmography: Hold Back The Night (1999), I.D. (1995), Life’s A Gas (1992)

Steve Marriott was one of the British music scene’s greatest vocalists. Midnight of My Life is a poignant study of talent, ageing and what success means.

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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 6: FEVER DREAM

The Mad half hour UK Premiere Denmark, Argentina | 2015 | 20 min

Autumn UK Premiere | Germany 2015 | 10 min Director/Writer: Nicolaas Schmidt

Director/Writer: Leonardo Brzezicki

Producer: Nicolaas Schmidt

Producer: Filip Gsella

Cinematographer: Nicolaas Schmidt

Cinematographer: Fernando Lockett; Contact: filip.gsella@me.com Director filmography: The Woman from the Sea (2013), Night (2013), With You Counting Lambs (2000)

The mad half hour refers to a condition usually experienced by indoor housecats once a day. They expend energy in one concentrated burst of thirty minutes, with no apparent reason. The mad half hour cat is usually neurotic...

The Exquisite Corpus Scottish Premiere | Austria | 2015 19 min Director/Writer: Peter Tscherkassky Music: Dirk Schaefer

Contact: mail@nicolaasschmidt.de

Contact: gerald@sixpackfilm.com

Director filmography: 36000 Frames RGB – 29th Special: The Manifestation of Capitalism in our Life is the Sadness (2015), Leaving Monochromia (2014), Break (2013), Forever (2012), Die Reise mit der Eisenbahn hat sich durchaus ein wenig gelohnt (2011), Sense + Innocence (2009), Neuseenland (2008)

Director filmography: Coming Attractions (2010), Nachtstück (Nocture) (2006), Instructions for a Light and Sound Machine (2005), Dream Work (2001), Get Ready (1999), Outer Space (1999), L’Arrivée (1997/98), Happy-End (1996), Parallel Space: Inter-View (1992), tabula rasa (1987/89), Shot Countershot (1987), kelimba (1986), Manufracture (1985), Motion Piction (1984), Miniaturen – Many Berlin Artists in Hoisdorf (1983), Holiday Movie (1983), Freeze Frame (1983), Love Film (1982), Erotique (1982), Bloodletting (1981)

A film about approaching ends – last years, weeks, seconds. A romantic conceptualism love porn tragedy.

The title of The Exquisite Corpus not only refers to the Surrealist method of art making called Cadavre Exquis, but also tips its hat to the colloquial German term for a fine funeral or “schöne Leiche” – photochemical cinema is almost an anachronism in this day and age.

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The Beast Zvjerka UK Premiere | Croatia, Finland 2015 | 20 min

Manoman UK | 2015 | 11 min Director/Writer: Simon Cartwright Producer: Kamilla Kristiane Hodøl

Director/Writer: Daina Oniunas Pusić

Cinematographer: Steven Ferguson

Producers: Mirta Puhlovski, Anamaria Kapulica

Sound: Dayo James

Cinematographer: Arthur Mulhern Sound: Toni Teivaala

Music: Terrence Dunn Editor: Paco Sweetman

Music: Toni Teivaala

Production Designer: Sara Taddei

Editor: Arttu Salmi

Contact: kamillakristiane@me.com

Production Designer: Irja Šipuš Cast: Marija Kohn, Doris Šarić Kukuljica Contact: slavica.film@gmail.com Director filmography: Elephants (2012), Press Your Lips Together (2012), Skin Deep (2011), Companions (2010), Kinkachoo (2009), The Cut (2008), At the Table (2007)

Director filmography: Crunchy (2015), The Raven That Refused To Sing (2013), Drag Ropes (2012), The Astronomer’s Sun (2010), Splendid Isolation (2008)

When Glen attends primal scream class, he releases something from deep within that knows no limits.

The fragile and complicated relationship between a mother and daughter is forever altered by the presence of a winged intruder.

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EVENTS


GSFF16 OPENING EVENT: LOST TREASURE

Inspired by the work of the Dawn Cine Group, a 1950s Glasgow-based socialist filmmaking collective, Glasgow Short Film Festival has commissioned musicians Drew Wright (Wounded Knee) and Hamish Brown to compose and perform a new piece of music on overlapping themes of abandoned projects and rural depopulation. They have collaborated with filmmaker Minttu Mäntynen to breathe new life into footage shot sixty years ago for a film that never was. In 1956 the Dawn Cine Group embarked on their most ambitious project, Lost Treasure. A hugely ambitious and well-researched project, the twelve-page script told the story of the Highlands, particularly the draining of its human resources, and explained why that mattered for Scotland as a whole. Although forty minutes of footage were shot in July 1956, the filmmakers over-reached their resources and the film was never finished. Drew, Hamish and Minttu have devised an audio-visual performance that responds to the film and goes some way towards completing the story it tells. The abandoned film is in itself an apt metaphor for the Scottish Highlands, much of it either neglected or exploited by absentee landlords, and its people, so many of whom have been forced off the land in one way or another. Lost Treasure is supported by PRS for Music Foundation.

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GFT CINeMA 1 Wednesday 16 March (21.00) 1h30m, N/C 12+ All tickets £10

Screendown World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 7 min Director: Peter McCaughey Cinematography: Bevis Evans-Teush, Stephen Higgins Editor: Harald Turek Sound Design/Music: Various Artists Cast: Barney McCue, Malcolm Brown, David Willie, Robbie Duncan Contact: info.at.wave@gmail.com After years of repeated exposure, the attrition of all those stories on the membrane between audience and void has worn it thin; the time has come for the screen to go. We present a little requiem to this moment and to that receptacle – nine metres long; five metres high; one millimetre deep; ten years old. The work has been specially made to play upon the new screen in GFT Cinema 1 as an introduction to Glasgow Short Film Festival 2016. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS


BRUTAL MEASURES: LYDIA LUNCH & WEASEL WALTER, AND THE CINEMA OF TRANSGRESSION

We propose that all film schools be blown up and all boring films never be made again. We propose that a sense of humour is an essential element discarded by the doddering academics and further, that any film which doesn’t shock isn’t worth looking at. All values must be challenged. Nothing is sacred. Everything must be questioned and reassessed in order to free our minds from the faith of tradition. Intellectual growth demands that risks be taken and changes occur in political, sexual and aesthetic alignments no matter who disapproves. We propose to go beyond all limits set or prescribed by taste, morality or any other traditional value system shackling the minds of men. We pass beyond and go over boundaries of millimeters, screens and projectors to a state of expanded cinema… From the Cinema of Transgression manifesto, Nick Zedd, 1985 Christened the Cinema of Transgression by leading proponent Nick Zedd, the second wave of post-punk underground filmmaking to emerge from NYC set out to smash all barriers of taste or morality. Films by Zedd, Richard Kern, Tessa Hughes-Freeland and others working in New York in the eighties and early nineties reduced their plots to those few minutes of sex, violence and mayhem of which mainstream cinema is just an empty promise. We present an expanded cinema screening of key films from the Cinema of Transgression filmmakers, followed by Lydia Lunch, muse of the Cinema of Transgression, live in concert with multi-instrumentalist Weasel Walter, and a DJ set by Glasgow’s own JG Wilkes. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^iOMNS

The GLUe FACTOrY Saturday 19 March (20.30) 5h30m, 18+ All tickets £10

The film programme will screen across three spaces and will include the following alongside others yet to be confirmed at time of going to press: Baby Doll USA | 1982 | 5 min Director: Tessa Hughes-Freeland Dead On My Arm USA | 1985 | 12 min Director: Cassandra Stark Mele A Fire in My Belly (A work in progress) USA | 1986–7 | 21 min Director: David Wojnarowicz Police State USA | 1987 | 18 min Director: Nick Zedd Whoregasm USA | 1988 | 20 min Director: Nick Zedd Death of an Arabian Woman USA | 1991 | 12 min Director: Cassandra Stark Mele Nymphomania USA | 1994 | 9 min Director: Tessa Hughes-Freeland True tales from America's dark side... BRUTAL MEASURES combines the dynamic spoken word histrionics of Lydia Lunch, one of the genre’s most controversial performers, with the improvisational virtuosity of Weasel Walter to create an intimate evening of musical verite. QT


NEU! REEKIE! PRESENTS ANYWHERE BUT THE CITIES

What goes on tour stays on tour... well, almost! Come and join Neu! Reekie! for a night of film, spoken word and live music from River of Slime, Eyes of Others and Eugene Kelly (The Vaselines) as we celebrate the unveiling of what went down, on the road, during the Anywhere But The Cities tour of Summer 2015. Filmed by John Bryden, edited by Andy McGregor, with the support of Creative Scotland, the ABTC film brings together sixteen shows, twenty-two days, thirty-two artists (or thereabouts) all into one bite-sized portion. Starring some of Scotland's finest artists. Who? You’ll have to wait and see. With his cult-favorite bands the Vaselines and Eugenius, EUGENE KELLY joined compatriots like the Pastels, Teenage Fanclub, and BMX Bandits at the forefront of Scotland's indie pop renaissance.

The ArT SChOOL Friday 18 March (19.00) 2h, 18+ All tickets £8

Anywhere But The Cities World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 16 min Director: Neu! Reekie! Cinematography: John Bryden Editor: Andy McGregor Contact: neureekie.com Also featuring specially selected shorts from the GSFF16 competition programmes.

EYES OF OTHERS is the solo project of Edinburgh-based electronic artist John Bryden. The release of his second EP Nightwalking in November 2015 lead to Eyes of Others being tipped as ‘one to watch for 2016’ by both The National Newspaper and Vic Galloway of BBC Radio Scotland. RIVER OF SLIME aka FOUND member Kev Sim, crafts together drum loops, samples and a cacophony of digital sounds to create a strangely melodic, often dark, aural experience.

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TRANSIT #3:

AND EVERYTHING CROOKED WILL BECOME STRAIGHT Thursday 17 March (19.00) Peña, 5 Eton Lane, Glasgow, G12 8NB Friday 18 March (19.00) CCA (Scott Street alley), 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3JD Saturday 19 March (19.00) The Glad Cafe, 1006A Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow, G41 2HG 2h FREE

Transit is a nomadic programme of artists’ film, screened from the back of a van. For its third episode, the roving screen presents a selection of moving image work by Dorine Aguerre, Miles Joseph, Lucie Rachel, Jane Topping, and Josie Rae Turnbull. The screening event will be accompanied by a limited edition free publication. With narrative film the dominant aesthetic, these artists choose a more transgressive approach: bending, rearranging, and rewriting the record. Momentarily, the screen becomes a palimpsest of ideas and images, stories overlaid and erased. Found footage is repurposed, the mise-en-scene dismantled, new realities are constructed, and old ones buried. “Glance into the world just as though time were gone: and everything crooked will become straight to you.” Friedrich Nietzsche, unpublished fragments dating to November 1882 – February 1883. Curated by Marcus Jack More information at www.transitarts.co.uk di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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Remediation

DO NOT CROSS

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Director: Miles Joseph

UK | 2015 | 3 min

Director/Writer: Jane Topping

Cast: George Barber, Doug Fishbone, Cassetteboy, Henry Lydiate, Eddy Leviten

Director: Dorine Aguerre

Contact: janetopping@hotmail.com

Cast: Mari Campistron, Isobel Lutz-Smith, Rodrigo Sandoval

Director filmography: White Wash Death Watch (2015), Teeth II (2015), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Final Edit (2015), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Melissa Edit (2014), Vicki and Alex, Like the Clouds: Couples Edit (2014), Teeth (2014), Let’s Not Talk About Money (2014), It’s Not Exactly a Real Love Scene Really (2014), The Women: 8 Films (2013), Darklight (2011)

Scottish Premiere | UK | 2010 | 4 min

Contact: milesljoseph@gmail.com Director filmography: After_001 (2016), Seven Second Satantango (2015), Recurring (2013), Colrhythmus (2011)

Remediation considers the moral ambiguity of artists’ use of visual sampling and found footage in order to create new works. Using found footage sourced from the internet the film sets out to playfully visualise recorded audio interviews through visual rhetoric.

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Contact: dorine.aguerre@gmail.com Director filmography: Take the gate to the last parallax (2015), Home away from Home (2015), This Strange Planet (2014), Our Extraterrestrial Ancestors (2014)

An experiment in the construction of a mise-en-scene. This video uses the aesthetics associated with investigative drama to question the theatrics and sensationalism of mass media.

UK Premiere | UK | 2014 | 30 min

Peter seeks to re-frame a classic of dystopian cinema, Blade Runner (1982), with the intention of positioning the artist within the text and so implying that such radical gestures are not only warranted and necessary, but also implicit in the contemporary viewer’s experience of watching film.

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Glaucoma’s Moat

After_001 UK | 2016 | 1 min

UK | 2015 | 12 min

World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 5 min

Director: Miles Joseph

Director: Lucie Rachel

Director/Writer: Josie Rae Turnbull

Producer: Miles Joseph

Contact: lucie@lucierachel.com

Cinematographer: Miles Joseph

Director filmography: First film

Sound: Ela Orleans

An intimate insight into a relationship constantly challenged by issues regarding gender. Issues that were kept a secret from everyone outside of the relationship, including their daughters. A true story, captured and shared by the youngest daughter of two very brave women.

Contact: josie.rae.tee@googlemail.com Director filmography: First film

Glaucoma’s Moat is a reworked standard 8mm film found whilst trespassing the site of Campion House, London, a former Jesuit pre-seminary college. The film was digitally transferred without knowledge of its content, intent or authorship; what remains is a baseless narrative created entirely in the viewer’s watching.

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Music: Ela Orleans Editor: Miles Joseph Contact: milesljoseph@gmail.com Director filmography: Seven Second Satantango (2015), Recurring (2013), Colrhythmus (2011), Remediation (2010)

The first of a series of images showing scenes with no human inhabitants that depict moments either before or after something has occurred. The film plays with time, exploring the cinematic aesthetic, sound-image relationships, and the mise-en-scene.

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SPECIAL PROGRAMMES


JAN SOLDAT

Jan Soldat was born in Karl Marx Stadt (now called Chemnitz) in 1984. He has been making films since 2006 exploring sexuality, relationships, bodies, passion and fulfilment. After two unfinished courses of mathematics and mechanical engineering he took up studies in film and television directing at the Konrad Wolf College of Film and Television in Potsdam-Babelsberg in 2008. He graduated in 2014 with Der Unfertige (The Incomplete), which premiered at Rome Film Festival where it won the prize for Best Short Film. Jan contacts potential subjects through specialist Internet forums. With curiosity but without judgement he bears witness to the sexual practices of his subjects. He bonds naturally with his protagonists and has a collaborative approach to defining the story they wish to tell. In Ein Wochenende in Deutschland (A Weekend in Germany), for example, Jan not only shows the protagonists inside their sexual habitat but introduces a more complete picture of the elderly gay couple. He narrows his focus to the core of his protagonists’ world, allowing the viewer plenty of space for thought. The setting is reduced and unspectacular. This rawness creates an intense experience for the viewer; like Jan, we are direct observers, forced to watch. By avoiding any moral judgement or analysis of his protagonists’ behaviour, Jan provides an introduction to different sexual worlds RQ

in which the only limits are those formed by the prejudices and experiences of the viewing audience. His thesis is simple and consistent: beneath the surface of sexuality lies the need for love, the search for recognition but also power, control and self-fulfilment. John Canciani Topics like power, safety and control are getting clearer over the years in my work. In my films I am not interested in sexuality itself nor breaking taboos. I focus on the relations between a person and his body. I document their passion and I give their needs a space without judgement. The viewer can feel the protagonists with this practice. I believe that my way of documentary filmmaking is always an abstract form for each of my protagonists. The form of the film and the documentary method are showing in a way the emotional and psychological structure of what is shown. To be a slave in modern society, like the protagonist of Der Unfertige, is very similar to being a documentarian. It’s about trying to attain the greatest possible freedom within your own limits... it’s always about searching and finding. Jan Soldat

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JAN SOLDAT 1:

DECONSTRUCTING HUMAN INTERACTION

CCA CINeMA Thursday 17 March (21.15) 1h30m, N/C 18+

Interim Germany | 2011 | 15 min Producer: Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, Marlene-Dietrich-Allee 11, D-14482 Potsdam, Germany Contact: c.marx@filmuniversitaet.de

A young woman searching for love. Struggling with boredom of life in a cold world. A rare piece of fiction filmmaking by Soldat.

A Weekend in Germany Ein Wochenende in Deutschland Germany | 2013 | 25 min Contact: Jan.Soldat@yahoo.de

Rein/Rau Germany | 2009 | 1 min Contact: Jan.Soldat@yahoo.de

A couple has sex.

Manfred and JĂźrgen, both in their mid-seventies, are enjoying a Saturday afternoon. Lying in the sun, chatting and working in the garden. On Sunday an old pal called Rosi comes around to join their SM-bondage session. An ordinary weekend in Germany.

Be Loved Geliebt Germany | 2010 | 15 min Producer: Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, Marlene-Dietrich-Allee 11, D-14482 Potsdam, Germany Contact: c.marx@filmuniversitaet.de

Life’s all about two things: firstly being loved and secondly not being alone. Geliebt is not a film about the pros and cons of emotional and sexual relationships with animals but a film about the relationship between humans and animals, poised somewhere between love and dependence.

Beziehungsweise Germany | 2013 | 5 min Contact: Jan.Soldat@yahoo.de

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POWER, SAFETY AND CONTROL

hotel Straussberg Germany | 2014 | 27 min Contact: Jan.Soldat@yahoo.de

This hotel is not a comfort zone, but a military flavored prison, and the guests are chained and disciplined. To outsiders, the setting seem bizarre – but as always, it helps to look below the surface. Between rituals there are friendly chats, and within the bondage roleplay there are flashes of real tenderness. So a comfort zone of sorts after all.

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CCA CINeMA Friday 18 March (19.00) 1h30m, N/C 18+

The Incomplete Der Unfertige Germany | 2013 | 48 min Contact: Jan.Soldat@yahoo.de

“Can you describe yourself?” “Odenwald-Gay... or Gollum... or Klaus! 60 years old... gay... slave!” A documentary portrait of Klaus Johannes Wolf, who has chosen to live as a slave. Chained to his bed he speaks about his decision, about his parents and about nudity. Finally he leaves everything behind to go to a slave camp, to improve his slave life and become the perfect servant.

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CCA TheATre Saturday 19 March (15.15) 1h45m, N/C 15+

DANCE/FILM

Can a dance film be both good dance and good cinema? The camera can capture details of bodies in movement that a live audience cannot appreciate – does this offer new avenues for choreography? And how should dance films be watched? In a gallery, a cinema, online? Scottish Ballet and GSFF have collaborated on a programme of recent films experimenting with dance and movement in diverse settings from war-torn Syria to Vancouver’s red light district, and proudly unveil a new work based on Scottish Ballet dancer and choreographer Sophie Laplane’s recent work Maze. Following the screening Christopher Hampson, Artistic Director of Scottish Ballet, will lead a BSL interpreted discussion with Sophie Laplane, filmmaker Eve McConnachie, Ananda Pellerin, Programing Director of Nowness.com and Christin Luettich of Bidayyat for Audiovisual Arts.

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Impro Japan | 2015 | 8 min Director/Producer: Keisuke Nishizaki, Tomomi Okamura Dancer: Masumi Endo Contact: okam.tomom17@gmail.com Learn Sia’s Chandelier dance with Ryan heffington USA | 2014 | 2 min Director: Andrea Sisson Contact: nowness.com Continuum France | 2014 | 9 min Director: Natalianne Boucher Choreographers: Stéphane Fratti, Natalianne Boucher, Clara Henry Contact: natalianne.boucher@gmail.com 99° Syria, Lebanon | 2013 | 4 min Director/Choreographer: Rawad Alzakout Contact: info@bidayyat.org Voices of Finance (extract) The Netherlands | 2015 | 3 min Director: Clara van Gool Producer: Ohna Falby Contact: info@keyfilm.nl

Balmoral hotel Canada | 2015 | 10 min Director: Wayne Wapeemukwa Writer: Angel Gates, Yvonne Chartrand Dancer: Angel Gates Contact: wayne@thousandplateaus.com Within her Eyes (extract) UK | 2016 | 3 min Director: David Foulkes and James Alexandrou Contact: nowness.com Fisticuffs UK | 2004 | 11 min Director: Miranda Pennell Choreographer: The Ensemble Fight Coordinator: Tim Klotz Contact: distribution@lux.org.uk house of Evisu USA | 2013 | 2 min Director: Michael Hemy Contact: nowness.com Maze UK | 2016 | 6 min Director: Eve McConnachie Choreographer: Sophie Laplane Dancers: Madeline Squire, Javier Andrew

Portrait of a Dancer: Lauren Cuthbertson UK | 2015 | 5 min Director: Andrew Margetson Contact: nowness.com

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BLACK & LIGHT The curtain rises and the lights go out in the cinema. Audience whispers gradually subside as we wait for the illumination of the silver screen and the beginning of a story to come with the light. But what happens when the screen stays dark and the blackness of the auditorium is extended into the film itself? It’s a twilight state between waking and dreaming, this sensibility that we gain when things, thoughts and shapes gain heightened contrasts after an all-nighter. The cinema appropriated it long ago for its machinery of illusion. After all, the cinema has always been a dark place in every sense of the word, into which no decent young lady would venture without a chaperone. As the film theorist Siegfried Kracauer wrote in 1928, it is a dark room in which every little shop girl could dream of glamorous palaces and make-up rooms without being watched or judged. This freedom to dream of obscure worlds led to the police of imperial Germany imposing rules of conduct for the darkness of the film theatres. The magic of darkness and twilight has its place in all films, whatever the genre. You’d be hard pressed to find a Western without a decisive dawn. Just think of the epic films of John Ford in which anxious cowboys whisper to one another that Indians never attack at night because they have no shadow then. Film always tends to conflate its myths of the Other, the unknown, with the iconography of opaque darkness. There is hardly a melodrama without a night in which the love of a lifetime dissolves into brittle alienation. Every hero worth his salt has to face special trials in the darkness, and every fear can grow to monstrous size in the blackness of the night. In the velvet darkness criminals, vampires and lunatics come crawling out of the hiding places that keep them safe from the lucid daylight, the day worker’s righteousness and the precision of visual examination. After literature and theatre, only the cinema seems able to transfigure these nocturnal creatures into myths once again, since it is a creature of the night itself. It is a sandman, throwing pictures into the eyes of the audience in darkened halls. At night, at the zero point of Cartesian doubt, when the nine-to-five workers are asleep and only thrill seekers, the homeless and the doubtful ones venture forth, thoughts on the world take on a different shape. RU

This is one reason why auteur films discovered the cinematic night and turned the blackness into their notebooks. Science fiction too gains its special grandeur from the confrontation with darkness. In comparison to the great empty darkness of space, tiny humans with their ridiculous umbilical cords connecting them to their mother ships look like mere insects under the microscope of a monumental researcher. The blackness and the endless night is always a place of God as well. It’s the place of a metaphysical system that regards all human rationalist campaigns of conquest with the face of infinity and the vast universe. Black & Light compiles films that oscillate between chiaroscuro and pitch black. We follow unknown people into the undergrowth (Sorcière japonaise) and travel through charged expectations (Darkroom) into the blackness of night, where belief in miracles can nestle next to trauma. The substantiation of fear as well as previsions and designs for the future can all be found in the darkness of these films. We visit lightless places of neglect and epiphany. Our eyes nibble their way through poorly lit found footage material, stumble through film tears (Rod Gröth), fumble for shapes in the growing darkness and lose themselves in the pure imagination of unexposed black film (Black). A horror film is torn into black and white, making Barbara Hershey scream in front of her own mirror image (Outer Space), pilgrims go on a quest for miracles (Paradise Drift) and the creature-like nature of the sleeper (At Night) is shown. From the subtitles of Anouk de Clerqc’s ode to darkness Black: “...for me, black does not have anything to do with unpleasant gloom. On the contrary, it is related to a concentrated form of living. With essence and substance. Immense like light. Intimate like the pupil of an eye. What is exactly that we are looking at when we are looking at a black image?” In the darkness, both audience and film itself fall back on themselves, and the cinema reflects on its creations, its material of light and shadows and the horror or the enjoyment of thoughts below the surface. Birgit Glombitza and Sven Schwarz

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GFT CINeMA 2 Thursday 17 March (20.45) 1h30m, N/C 15+

BLACK & LIGHT

Japanese Mojo Darkroom

At Night

Sorcière japonaise

Austria | 2014 | 13 min

UK | 2006 | 11 min

Germany | 2013 | 4 min

Director: Billy Roisz

Director: Richard Penna

Director: Romeo Grünfelder

Cinematographer: Lisbeth Kovacic

Cinematographer: Richard Penna

Sound: Peter Kutin, Dieter Kovacic

Sound: Geir Jenssen

Producer: felderfilm Cinematographer: Michael Ole Nielsen Sound: Tobias Hang Music: Tobias Hang Cast: Ralf Berthier, Vincent Trense, Vincent Jacobs , Daniel Matthias Engelken, Sven Femfert, Billy Truong, Christian Ariesanto, Antonio Meynberg, Christopher Klose, Andriy Kalynyak Contact: gruenfelder@felderfilm.de Director filmography: Prinzip Zufall (2011), [desi’re:] The Goldstein Reels, Naissance d’un objet (2008), Rallye (2004), “ohne Titel” (2000), Shahzadeh Scampolo (1996), (Auswahl): Jimmy Jenseits (1993)

Following a strange urge, the spectators are eager to see what remains in the dark. An obscure movement triggered by desire.

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Editor: Billy Roisz Contact: office@sixpackfilm.com Director filmography: Bring Me The Head of Henri Chrétien! (2013), zounk! (2012), Chiles en Nogada (2011), brRRMMMWHEee II (2010), Close Your Eyes (2009), Tilt (2008), Not Still (2008), elesyn 15.625 (2007), AVVA:ragtag (2006), BYE BYE ONE (2006), sources (2004), my kingdom for a lullaby #2 (2003), -2.20 (2003), blinq (2002), smokfraqs (2001)

Music: Geir Jenssen Contact: richard@nioute.co.uk Director filmography: First film

At Night was shot spontaneously on a boat travelling between Athens and the island of Crete. It contains haunting portraits of people sleeping and a brilliantly atmospheric, low frequency soundtrack by Geir Jenssen of Biosphere.

Darkroom is a fulminant game in which it is impossible to distinguish optical illusions from manipulated, real settings.

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Outer Space

Paradise Drift

Black

Austria | 1999 | 9 min

Netherlands, Bosnia & Herzegovina 2006 | 14 min

Belgium | 2015 | 5 min

Director/Writer: Peter Tscherkassky Contact: office@sixpackfilm.com Director filmography: The Exquisite Corpus (2015), Coming Attractions (2010), Instructions for a Light and Sound Machine (2005), Dream Work (2001), Outer Space (1999), Happy-End (1996), Denkwürdigkeiten eines Nervenkranken (1993), Parallel Space: Inter-View (1992), tabula rasa (1987), Shot-Countershot (1987), kelimba (1986), Manufaktur (1985), Motion Picture (1984), Urlaubsfilm (1983), Freeze Frame (1983), Liebesfilm (1982), Erotique (1982), Aderlaß (1981)

A premonition of a horror film, lurking danger: a house – at night, slightly tilted in the camera's view, eerily lit – surfaces from the pitch black, then sinks back into it again. A young woman begins to move slowly towards the building. She enters it...

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Director: Martin Hansen

Director: Anouk De Clercq Writer: Anouk De Clercq

Cinematographers: Thomas Bartels, Paul Enkelaar, Martin Hansen, Marieken Verheyen

Producers: Auguste Orts, Marie Logie

Editor: Martin Hansen

Contact: anouk@portapak.be

Contact: martin@hansen.nl

Director filmography: Thing (2013), Monument (2011), Oh (2010), Oops wrong planet (2009), 400Blows (2009), Echo (2008), Motion for Newton (2008), Pixelspleen (2007), Pang (2005), Conductor (2004), Me+ (2004), Kernwasser Wunderland (2004), Building (2003), Portal (2002), Petit Palais (2002), Sonar (2002), Whoosh (2001), Motion for Stockhausen (2000)

Director filmography: The Frozen Fountainhead (2002), Timeline (2001), Mauerschau (2000), Hotel Morgana (1997), Zimmer 34 (1996), Zimmer 22 (1995), Im Schatten des Padyshah (1991), Parru (1988), Ragout (1990), Markt der Schatten (1985)

In the mountains of BosniaHerzegovina, thousands of people climb a rocky slope at night. They look up to the sky, expectantly, with strange white eyes. What are they looking for? Is the aeroplane an omen? This wordless film is about man's quest for higher things and the interchangeability of miracles.

Black is a two-fold operation: it foregrounds black as a core component of the visual. At the same time, the film is a tribute to black, or rather to darkness. It is not so much about the colour but about the event: the instant of darkness as it occurs in cinema spaces. The instant in which the screen and the room fold into one indistinct space.

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Rod Gröth Germany | 1999 | 9 min Director: Jörg Moser-Metius Writer: Jörg Moser-Metius

basler square, day/night basler platz, tag/nacht

Cinematographer: Ulrich Maier

Austria | 1998 | 3 min

Sound: Gustl Lütjens

Director: Thomas Draschan

Music: Gustl Lütjens

Contact: office@filmmuseum.at

Editor: Jörg Moser-Metius

Director filmography: Begegnung im All (2003), To The Happy Few (2003), Yes? Oui? Ja? (2002), Metropolen des Leichtsinns (2000), Italien (1999), 3 filme (1998), In Neapel – Anläßlich der 96. Aktion von Hermann Nitsch (1997), Franziska (1996), In Wien (1996), Ich II-XI (1994), Ich I (1993), Bettina (1993), Schwimmen (1992), Eva (in der Schweiz) (1991), Günter (beim Duschen) (1991)

Contact: moser-metius@t-online.de Director filmography: Durch Haut und Haar (1986), Kamera: Richard Angst (1983), Umbra (1981– 83)

An epical film that gets interrupted in multiple ways, about a man who is kept from doing what a man has got to do. Trying to position this man as the cinema legend he is supposed to be becomes almost impossible. Rod Gröth experimented as early as 1980 in a very nice (and perplexing) way with Dolby Surround. The audience was baffled.

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A complex orchestration of picture and light in layers: trees, buildings, squares and streets. Day and night function like >on< and >off<. The evening sky, night and black film material. The camera gazes through a window and thereby doubles the framing element.

New York Is killing Me (Chris Cunningham Remix) UK | 2010 | 10 min Director: Chris Cunningham Director filmography: All is Full of Love (1997), Window Licker (1999), Come to Daddy (1997)

Chris Cunningham’s masterfully gloomy video to one of the last songs by Gil Scott-Heron takes the viewer into the underworld of the New York subway. The environment is only recognisable through dim flashes from the dark, seemingly endless subway platforms race by and above all hovers almost prophetically ghost-like the master of spoken word-soul Gil Scott-Heron. The official instruction to the projectionist is: “Set the projector to as dark as possible.”

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THE SUM OF ALL FEARS

A common conception about a good short film is that it has boiled down its story to its essence. In the case of these nine minute condensed versions of classic horror feature films it certainly holds true. These films are so called abridgements of Universal horror classics. Through the wider availability of television, classic Hollywood movies came back into fashion in the early 1960s and the struggling distribution company Castle Films was quick to catch on. Over the next two decades Castle produced a multitude of shortened features for domestic projection. Most popular were the horror films. Not many people could afford to buy the full version, but with the abridgements, one could cheaply build up a personal collection on 8mm or 16mm. In the 1980s home video came along and Castle Films’ days were numbered. No mere footnote in film history, these films demonstrate skillful storytelling in several layers, and you have to be impressed by the abilities of the unknown, uncredited editors. In some cases the condensed version improves on the original, by sheer immediacy if nothing else. In others, the restructuring creates staggering effects. Take The Mummy for instance. The film opens with a dreamy flashback that sets the tone for the whole piece. It plays up the love theme, but also clarifies the original’s shared sensibilities with the surrealists. Boris Karloff meets Maya Deren in ways that were never allowed in the feature version. Frenzy sees Castle Films on its last legs, but the distributor goes out with a bang not a whimper. The abridgement invents a new pre-credit sequence and takes interesting liberties with the material, all the while keeping the plot on track and somewhat intelligible. That’s no mean feat. The films are screened in stuttering and fluttering 16mm, with faded images sometimes turning red from causes other than blood. It’s the way they should be seen now. Do it, before it’s too late! Christoffer Olofsson SO

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THE SUM OF ALL FEARS

The Wolf Man

CCA TheATre Friday 18 March (21.30) 1h30m, N/C 15+

The Son of Frankenstein

The Doom of Dracula

Director: George Waggner

USA | 1939 | 10 min

USA | 1944 | 9 min

A man returns to his homeland, and is attacked by a creature of folklore that his disciplined mind tells him cannot possibly exist. The abridgement focuses on the foggy hunt and bear trap. The atmosphere is overwhelming as many scenes are shown in next to complete darkness, enhancing the terror of disorientation.

Director: Rowland V. Lee

Director: Erle C Kenton

Igor, played by Bela Lugosi, pleads with Dr Frankenstein to make one last attempt to wake the monster. Featuring Boris Karloff's last appearance as the monster. Includes many of the scenes that directly inspired Mel Brooks’ parody Young Frankenstein.

Not a Dracula film at all, but instead material culled from House of Frankenstein. Boris Karloff re-awakens John Carradine’s Dracula, who in turn sets off on a spectacular horse carriage ride that has the intensity of a modern car chase scene. The transformation scenes are also a sight.

USA | 1941 | 9 min

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Tarantula! USA | 1955 | 9 min Director: Jack Arnold

A spider escapes from an isolated desert laboratory experimenting in giantism. The feature has been remembered for including a brief appearance by Clint Eastwood, in one of his first ever screen roles. Here it’s even shorter.

The Creature From the Lagoon USA | 1954 | 9 min Director: Jack Arnold

A strange prehistoric beast lurks in the depths of the Amazonian jungle. A group of scientists tries to capture the animal and bring it back to civilisation for study. The abridgement drops the ‘Black’ from the title and the 3D aspect of the feature version, but the jump out scenes work well in flat screen as well. Kind of.

The Mummy USA | 1932 | 17 min Director: Karl Freund

A living mummy stalks the woman he believes is the reincarnation of his lover.

Frenzy USA | 1972 | 9 min Director: Alfred Hitchcock

A serial murderer is strangling women with a necktie. The London police have a suspect, but he is the wrong man. Condensing an intricate and densely plotted Hitchcock thriller into 9 minutes is a challenge to which the editors have responded surprisingly well.

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(RE)IMAGINING GLASGOW

(Re)imagining Glasgow World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 13 min Director/Producer: Chris Leslie Soundtrack: John Maxwell Hobbs Archive footage by Oscar Marzaroli (courtesy of Moving Image Archive, National Library of Scotland) Commissioned by Glasgow Institute of Architects Contact: chris@chrisleslie.co.uk Director filmography: Lights Out – The Last Residents of Glasgow’s Twin Towers (2015), The Bird Man of Red Road (2013), Finding Family (2013), Surviving Destitution (2012), Hope, memories, loss & community – four short films of Glasgow Regeneration (2010)

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GFT CINeMA 2 Sunday 20 March (15.15) 1h30m, N/C 15+

For Scotland’s Festival of Architecture 2016, the Glasgow Institute of Architects has commissioned filmmaker Chris Leslie to create a new short film. (Re)Imagining Glasgow looks at Glasgow’s regeneration over the past forty years and the pledges made by the Corporation of the City of Glasgow. The film playfully reworks Oscar Marzaroli’s 1970 film Glasgow 1980 and uses previously unseen footage shot by Marzaroli for an uncompleted follow-up film, Glasgow’s Progress, alongside new footage of Glasgow today. It shows how Glasgow has been torn down, reimagined and transformed, and questions the city’s seemingly never ending urban renewal. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion, chaired by the Glasgow Institute of Architects, featuring Chris Leslie, Riccardo Marini (Gehl Architects and former Edinburgh city design advisor), Emily Munro (Learning and Outreach Officer at the National Library for Scotland Moving Image Archive), Karen Pickering (Page\Park architects) and Johnny Roger (Professor of Urban Literature at The Glasgow School of Art). SR


ANGER LIKE FIRE

Nina Simone famously wrote Mississippi Goddam in under an hour, as a response to the horrific murder of four girls in September 1963 at the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama. The song bristles with rage; it transformed both Simone’s own political identity and the US civil rights movement. Taking its title from Maya Angelou’s belief in the cleansing power of rage, Anger Like Fire considers fury as creative inspiration, and asks whether film can be as effective a channel of rage as more immediate forms of expression. Does the process of creating a film transform simmering anger into reflection or melancholy? Can that raw emotion be authentically caught on screen or does it get overwhelmed by aesthetics? The programme opens with Ken Jacob’s Perfect Film. Consisting of untreated found footage – newsreel interviews with eye-witnesses to the assassination of Malcolm X – the film ostensibly captures the feelings of those who were there, unmediated by the filmmaking process. And yet, already we see a man almost unconsciously refine and reemphasize his account as he is asked to repeat it. Santiago Alvarez’s Now! could be considered a cinematic companion to Mississippi Goddam, as Lena Horne sings furiously over fast-edited found footage scenes of racial conflagration. This approach finds a modern counterpart in the work of Jean-Gabriel Périot. The Barbarians assaults the viewer with scores of photographs of unified groups – politicians, soldiers, workers, families – before disrupting the pattern with images of protest. And yet these direct polemical references to acts of dissent can seem paradoxically calculated and aestheticized, and therefore removed from the reality they portray. Taking a different approach in the face of state censorship, Czech animator Jiří Trnka’s The Hand is a beautifully crafted allegory of artistic freedom, all the more unsettling for its oblique perspective. Mark Cousins’ Your Eyes Flashing Solemnly With Hate and Yosep Anggi Noen’s A Lady Caddy Who Never Saw a Hole in One both take a poetic, considered approach, to portray murderous anger resulting from contradictions of class and sexuality. Finally Jennifer Reeder conjures a superhero for our times: White Trash Girl, born of incest and nurtured in the sewers, is a feminist icon “coming atcha faster than you can say ‘hatchet wound’!” Matt Lloyd SS

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CCA CINeMA Sunday 20 March (15.45) 1h30m, N/C 15+

ANGER LIKE FIRE

Perfect Film

Now!

USA | 1986 | 21 min

Cuba | 1965 | 5 min

The Barbarians Les Barbares

Director: Ken Jacobs

Director: Santiago Álvarez

France | 2010 | 5 min

Contact: filmmakerscoop@gmail.com

Give me two photographs, a moviola and some music and I’ll make you a film. (Santiago Álvarez)

Music: Xavier Thibault

TV newscast discard 1965; reprinted as found (maybe in Canal St. bin, I forget) with exception of boosting volume second half. A lot of film is perfect left alone, perfectly revealing in its un- or semiconscious form. I wish more stuff was available in its raw state, as primary source material for anyone to consider, and to leave for others in just that way, the evidence uncontaminated by compulsive proprietary misapplied artistry, 'editing', the purposeful 'pointing things out' that cuts a road straight and narrow through the cine-jungle; we barrel through thinking we’re going somewhere and miss it all. (Ken Jacobs)

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Using mostly photographs clipped from American magazines such as Life, Álvarez creates a dynamic montage of images in juxtaposition with the lyrics of Now! sung by Lena Horne to the tune of the Jewish folksong Hava Nagila. The resulting film is a remarkable precursor to the music video format, twenty years ahead of its time. Indeed, in presenting a vivid critique of racism in the USA and as a call for action, Now! stands as a model of the form, far superior to most self-aggrandising music videos. (Peter Rist, Off Screen) .

Director: Jean-Gabriel Périot Contact: contact@sacrebleupro.com

We are scum! We are barbarians!

The hand Ruka Former Czechoslovakia | 1965 | 18 min Director/Writer: Jirí Trnka Music: Václav Trojan Contact: tomas.zurek@nfa.cz

The simple creative life of a happy potter is ruined by the demands of the state. An enormous hand commissions him to make official works, but he refuses. Initially the hand tries to persuade him, offering him money and women; ultimately it resorts to force. (Sight & Sound) ST


Your Eyes Flashing Solemnly With hate

A Lady Caddy Who Never Saw a hole in One

White Trash Girl: The Devil Inside

UK | 2015 | 11 min

Indonesia | 2013 | 14 min

Director/Writer: Jennifer Reeder

Director/Writer: Mark Cousins

Director/Writer: Yosep Anggi Noen

Cast: Jennifer Reeder, Sadie Benning

Producer: Arya Sweta

Contact: thejenniferreeder@gmail.com

Producer: Matt Micucci Cinematographer: Mark Cousins Editor: Matt Micucci

Cinematographer: Bayu Prihantoro Filemon

Music: Matt Micucci

Sound: Fahmy Arsyad

Cast: Matt Micucci

Music: Charlie Meliala

Contact: mark@markcousins.org

Editor: BW Purbanegara, Yosep Anggi Noen

Who killed Pier Paolo Pasolini? What was the killer thinking of that night, after the death? Sex, or youth, or class?

Cast: Christy Mahanani, Joned Suryatmoko, Arya Sweta, Stanislaus Yoga Noen

USA | 1995 | 8 min

White Trash Girl is always ready to kick your fucking ass. Nourished, mutated and fortified by the toxic sludge she was born into, White Trash Girl is a new kind of superhero who will wage biological warfare on anyone who crosses her.

Contact: limaenamfilms@gmail.com

A golf lesson. A love story. Rage.

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BLEEDING EDGE: FILMMAKING AND THE VIRTUAL WORLD

Digital technologies and information have infiltrated every aspect of our lives. There is no escaping the on-going digital doom debate and its concerns about the way we are being conditioned by applications and images, about whether we sacrifice our ‘natural’ social lives for ‘artificial’ communications, about the mainstream user’s supposed obliviousness to their dependency on technologies and their subsequent loss of privacy. Are we in control of our own actions, media consumption and presence within the digital sphere? Bleeding Edge considers how the digital age has also pervaded cinema, both in terms of form and content. The works in this programme attempt to negotiate the multi-platform non-linearity of digital and online technologies through the linearity of the film medium, yet all with a different focus – some political, some social, some entirely concerned with digital imagery. The diverging implicit judgments within these films offer us a grey space between the black and white terms in which we often consider the digital age. All That is Solid offers a pointed critique on our Western relation to technology through documentation of digital waste grounds and metal mining in Ghana, whereas the desktop fiction narrative of Noah explores the lack of nuance of social media, and its impact on young people growing up today. RIP Geocities takes us on a nostalgic trip through the familiar early visualisations of the Internet in Hollywood cinema, while the seemingly light-hearted Disconnector plays on our conditioning by digital media and its overwhelming consumerism. In Howto, a software tutorial turns uncanny as the programme takes on a life of its own, balancing between humorous and sinister. A similar balance can be found in the entirely drone-recorded Drone Aviary as well as in MakeUp Tutorial: How To Hide From Cameras, both of which raise red flags about the increasing surveillance and lack of privacy in our societies. On the other hand, Webcam Venus proposes that we step away from the presumption that the digital age is reason only for concern for our human nature, through an unusual but optimistic look at sexcam workers and performers. Bleeding Edge is named after Thomas Pynchon’s 2013 dotcom novel, referring to highly advanced, brand new technologies that imply a certain risk for users, but also hold a wealth of new opportunities. Sanne Jehoul di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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CCA CINeMA Sunday 20 March (17.45) 1h30m, N/C 15+

BLEEDING EDGE

RIP Geocities

Noah

Webcam Venus

Scottish Premiere | USA | 2011 3 min

Canada | 2013 | 17 min

Scottish Premiere | USA, Austria 2013 | 3 min

Director/Writer: Faith Holland Producer: Faith Holland Contact: faholland@gmail.com Director filmography: For ASUGARHIGH on RedTube (2014), Clit Cam on RedTube (2014), Lick Suck Screen 2 on RedTube (2014), Shaving Cream on RedTube (2014), Heavy Petting and Light Petting (2013), Cyberpussy Manifesto (2013), Woven Network (2013), Make-up Tips (2012), Screen Flicker (2012), Analog Internet (2012), Improving, Non-Stop (2011), Another Way of Seeing (Starry Night) (2011), Artist's Statement (2011)

A ride through what Hollywood envisioned as cyberspace in the 90s. Geocities, which hosted homepages for free, was a locus of creativity in the 90s. This video abstractly represents and mourns the loss of Geocities as well as its culture of polyphonic, hand-coded web presences.

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Directors/Writers: Patrick Cederberg, Walter Woodman

Directors/Writers: Addie Wagenknecht, Pablo Garcia

Producers: Patrick Cederberg, Walter Woodman

Producers: Addie Wagenknecht, Pablo Garcia

Cast: Sam Kuhn, Caitlin McConkey-Pirie, Nina Iordanova

Contact: pablo.r.garcia@gmail.com

Contact: walter@koalamotion.com Director filmography (Cederberg): Fruit Loops (2010) Director filmography (Woodman): First film

Taking place completely on a teenager’s computer screen, Noah illustrates the difference between a like and a love.

Director filmography: First film

The directors asked online sexcam performers to replicate iconic works of art. To create this experiment in high and low media, they assumed anonymous handles and spent a few hours each day for a month asking performers: “Would you like to pose for me?”

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All That is Solid Drone Aviary Scottish Premiere | France 2014 | 16 min Director/Writer: Louis Henderson Producer: Olivier Marbeouf Contact: henderson.louis@gmail.com Director filmography: Black Code/Code Noir (2015), Lettres du Voyant (2013), Logical Revolts (2012), A Walk With Nigel (2011)

A technographic study of e-recycling and neo-colonial mining filmed in the Agbogbloshie electronic waste ground in Accra and illegal gold mines of Ghana. The video constructs a mise-en-abyme as critique in order to dispel the capitalist myth of the immateriality of new technology.

Scottish Premiere | UK | 2015 | 7 min Director/Writer: Anab Jain Producer: Anab Jain Cinematographers: Ian Hutchinson, Jon Ardern, Jon Flint Sound: Gwaith Swn, Ian Rawes, London Sound Survey, Sam Conran Editor: Anab Jain Motion Design: Dimitris Papadimitriou, Alexandra Fruhstorfer, Laurence Rose Mencé Technologists: Jon Ardern, Dan Williams, Mike Vanis, Philipp Ronnenberg Design and Prototyping (Drone models): Jon Ardern, Jon Flint, Dillon Froelich, Ian Hutchinson, Yosuke Ushigome, DOME Studio Visual Design: Katarina Medic, Georgina Bourke Still Photography: Owen Richards, Jon Flint, Jon Ardern, Anab Jain Drone Fictions: Tim Maughan Footage Credit: Traffiko, Geoweb3d, Phoenik Lidar Systems, Cedric Guillemet Cast: Arlo Ardern, Mariko Oya, Carolina Vallejo Contact: jonflint@superflux.in Director filmography: Uninvited Guests (2015), Song of the Machine (2012), Yellow Chair Stories (2005), Journeys (2001)

MakeUp Tutorial: how To hide From Cameras Scottish Premiere | USA | 2013 4 min Director/Writer: Jillian Mayer Producer: Jillian Mayer Contact: jillianmayer@gmail.com Director filmography: Hot Beach Babe Aims to Please (2014), #PostModem (2013), Life and Freaky Times of Uncle Luke (2012), Scenic Jogging (2010)

Mayer guides YouTube users with a makeup tutorial that teaches viewers how to hide from cameras and facial recognition algorithms. The implementation of this makeup tutorial in your everyday life will be key to existing track free.

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howto

Disconnector

France | 2014 | 25 min

UK Premiere | Hong Kong 2014 | 7 min

Director/Writer: Elisabeth Caravella Producer: Le Fresnoy Studio National des Arts Contemporains Sound: Thomas Fourel Editor: Elisabeth Caravella Contact: elisabeth.caravella@gmail.com Director filmography: Shattered pastry, a story with no drama (2013), There is no road (2012), Pianocktail (2010)

A cinematographic tutorial in which we are shown how to make 3D text. But quickly, the tutor’s undertaking gets complicated, the software gets out of her control and she discovers that she is not alone...

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Director: Faiyaz Jafri Contact: faiyaz@bam-b.com Director filmography: Sway (2016), This Ain’t Disneyland (2015), Masculine Feminine (2015), Cyclone forever (2013), Planet Utero (2012), Baby, I Love You. (2012), Professional driver on a closed circuit. (2011), Hello Bambi (2011), Casualties of Love (2010), Natural Plastic (2010), POPone (2005), MusicBox (2003), Helen of Troy (2002), Déjeuner (2002)

Bored lovers crash a disco simulator while experiencing true pleasure.

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BLUEPRINT: SCOTTISH INDEPENDENT SHORTS

CCA CINeMA Friday 18 March (21.15) 1h45m, N/C 15+

Their Dreams of Lisbon

Blue hour

Reflections of a Private Eye

World Premiere | Scotland | 2015 35 min

Director/Writer: Tom van den Hurk

World Premiere | Scotland | 2016 | 39 min

Director/Writer: Tim Fraser-Granados

Producer: Ryan Martin, David Brown

Producers: Andrew Gunn, Ryan Pasi, Mandy Shannon, Myke Hall

Producer: Tim Fraser-Granados

Cinematographer: Alan McLaughlin

Cinematographer: Tim Fraser-Granados

Scotland | 2015 | 23 min

Sound: Pete Smith

Director/Writer: Andrew Gunn

Cinematographer: Aaron Rivando Sound: Tom Hemblade, Polly Petrova

Music: Gareth Griffiths

Music: Giles Meredith, Christopher Belsey

Music: Shona Dryburgh

Editor: Vito Milazzo

Editor: Mark Fraser

Editor: Tim Fraser-Granados

Production Designer: Janine Koppe

Production Designer: Daiva Ivanauskait

Sound: Tim Fraser-Granados

Cast: Steve Allan, Cindy Anderson, David Reilly, George Wallace Contact: lionslens@gmail.com Director filmography: The Poet Dreaming of the City of Light (2012), The Sleeper (2015)

Douglas Runnicles is struggling to come to terms with the death of his wife Fiona and his gay son Neil in a car accident. One day, he sees a young gay man, Simon, at Portobello Beach who looks strikingly like his dead son. Douglas becomes obsessed with the young man.

Cast: Dylan Adshead, Sarah Collier, Rachel Leonard Contact: tom.hurk@yahoo.co.uk Director filmography: First film

On the eve of his departure Sybil is visited by her 8-year old grandson. What is intended as a happy last meal soon turns sour when Sybil makes a discovery that will turn her whole world upside down and will force her to choose between love and reason.

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POSITIONING INDEPENDENT SHORT FILM IN SCOTLAND

Costume Designer: Elizabeth Brown Cast: Karl J. Claridge, Nima Séne, Naomi Miller, Tim Harley, Craig McEwan Contact: deepfriednoir@outlook.com Director filmography: The Ballad of Dusty Beaumont (2014), Cycle Path (2009)

Dick Nicely is gunned down in the comfort of his own home. As he lies there bleeding all over his floorboards, Nicely recalls his final case – a deadly ride through the post-war underworld of gangsters, showbiz and forbidden love, and a femme fatale with her own story to tell.

CCA CLUBrOOM Friday 18 March (20.00) 1h FREE

Does Blueprint represent a film movement? Can its practice and impact – if any – be spoken about with seriousness? Does it need a manifesto? Does it have a place in the hierarchy of film production? In a world where access to production resources have never been more available but professional development remains as guarded as ever, Blueprint raises questions of opportunity as well as celebrating a gung-ho, anarchic approach to film practice. The films Blueprint programmes are made by people who are not waiting around for recognition or support. They are committed and passionate, often producing art of startling quality and with no commercial pressures they are forging their own place within film culture. You are invited to join this pre-screening discussion exploring these themes. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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FOCUS ON SYRIA

CCA CINeMA Sunday 20 March (13.15) 1h45m, N/C 15+

Exactly five years after the Syrian conflict began, we don’t all pretend to understand its complexities but we do think we know what it looks like. Pro-regime troops, insurgents, ISIS fighters, besieged citizens and stateless refugees; all are familiar from our daily news sources. This special programme brings together work produced within Syria and by Syrian exiles in recent months, presenting a startling range of voices and a deeper collective truth about life in the shadow of war. The screening will be introduced by Christin Luettich of Bidayyat for Audiovisual Arts, a Syrian non-profit organisation launched in early 2013 to support and produce Syrian filmmakers.

A Day and a Button Syria, Lebanon | 2015 | 7 min Director: Azza Hamwi Contact: info@bidayyat.org

Azza Hamwi takes us on a walk through the streets of Damascus with a camera hidden in her purse. The city is split in two parts, one controlled by the regime, one liberated. The places where she used to go have now changed: people were killed, imprisoned, shelled or displaced. The country has turned into a big prison.

Suleima

Frontline

Syria | 2014 | 15 min Director: Jalal Maghout Contact: jalalmaghout@yahoo.com

Syria, Lebanon | 2014 | 13 min Director: Saeed Al Batal, Ghiath Had

A portrait of Suleima, one of Cinematographers: Saeed Al Batal, thousands of anonymous women Abd Al Rahman Al Najjar, who fight against dependency Raafat Bayram and injustice in Syria. Editor: Roy Al Haj

Sound: Roy Al Haj Contact: info@bidayyat.org

99˚ Syria, Lebanon | 2013 | 4 min Director/Writer/Cinematographer: Rawad Alzakout Editor/Sound: Nour Al Amin Contact: info@bidayyat.org

The frontline near Damascus between the rebel Free Syrian Army and the Syrian regime’s army, seen from a sniper’s point of view. The crossroad between life and death, between a killer and his victims, between the music of Fairouz, a mother’s voice on the phone, and the sound of bullets.

A body confined in a closed space, fighting and resisting the pain of war. The soul calls for hope, salvation and humanity. A call to freedom for all prisoners in Syria, whether they are in the hands of the Syrian regime, ISIS or any other oppressor. TQ

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9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo

Siege – Four Stories from Yarmouk

Syria, Netherlands | 2015 | 13 min

Syria, Lebanon | 2015 | 9 min

Directors: Thomas Vroege, Floor van der Meulen Cinematography: Issa Touma Sound: Tom Jansen Contact: info@someshorts.com

One morning in August 2012, renowned Syrian photographer Issa Touma saw young men lugging sandbags into his street. It turned out to be the start of the Syrian uprising in the city of Aleppo. Touma grabbed his camera and spent nine days holed up in his apartment, recording what was happening outside.

I Love Death Syria, Lebanon | 2014 | 4 min Director: Amen Alarand Writer: Batoul Mohammed Contact: info@bidayyat.org

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Directors: Abdullah al-Khatib, Yahea Deea, Moayad Zaghmout, Baraa Nmrawi, Jamal Khalife, Mohammad Alsukari, Wassim Mnwar, Abdul Rahman Saleem, Omar Abdullah, Nawar Al-Youssef Sound: Raya Yamisha Contact: info@bidayyat.org

The result of a workshop conducted by Skype with several young people under siege in the Yarmouk Camp in South Damascus. The film expresses four daily realities of the siege, unique fragments of humanity. While the films were being finalized, the situation in Yarmouk got worse, but the project was completed nevertheless.

Letters to S International Premiere Switzerland, Syria | 2015 | 12 min Director: Layla Abyad Producer: Olivier Zobrist Cinematographer: Sarah Jüstrich Sound Design: Gregg Skerman Editor: Nicole Wanderon Contact: oz@langfilm.ch

How different are Switzerland and Syria? A sarcastic political tour playing on questions of borders, safety, exile, human rights & responsibilities, democracy and true political empowerment.

No One Gets Out Of here Alive UK Premiere | Lebanon 2015 | 11 min Director/Writer: Ramzi Bashour Cast: Quosey Bachir, Rami Rkab, Ali Ikarri, Abdallah Zaher Contact: ramzibashour@gmail.com

We follow Walid, a crane operator from Syria, as he goes about just another day in Beirut. TR


SHORT MATTERS! 2016: PROGRAMME 1

Dissonance

CCA CINeMA Thursday 17 March (18.45) 1h40m, N/C 15+

The Runner El Corredor

Our Body Naše Telo

Director/Writer: Till Nowak

Spain | 2014 | 12 min

Producer: Till Nowak

Director: José Luis Montesinos

Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Germany | 2015 | 15 min

Germany | 2015 | 17 min

Cinematographer: Ivan Robles Mendoza Sound: Andreas Radzuweit Music: Frank Zerban, Olaf Taranczewski Editors: Philip Hahn, Till Nowak Production Designer: Till Nowak Costume Designer: Heidrun Schwantge Animation: Malte Lauinger, Till Nowak

Writers: José Luis Montesinos, Iakes Blesa Producers: Arturo Méndiz, José María Torres Cinematographer: Marc Zumbach Sound: Xavi Saucedo

Cinematographer: Dane Komljen

Editor: José Luis Montesinos

Editor: Dane Komljen

Production Designer: Carlos Pequerul

Contact: natasa@dartfilm.com

Contact: sales@shortfilm.com

Cast: Miguel Ángel Jenner, Lluís Altés

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Producers: Natasa Damnjanovic, Vladimir Vidic, Zoran Galic

Sound: Jakov Munizaba

Costume Designer: Ester Palaudaries

A genius musician lives a lonely life in a surreal, floating world. He plays the piano every day in a gigantic concert hall, but there is nobody to listen. One day his animated world collapses and he must face reality. He only has one wish: to share his music with his daughter, but her mother doesn‘t allow it.

Writers: James Lattimer, Dane Komljen

Music: Javi Rodero

Cast: Roland Schupp, Nina Petri, Hannah Heine, Klaus Zehrfeld, Leslie Barany, Mirko Thiele

Director filmography: The Centrifuge Brain Project (2012), Delivery (2005)

Director: Dane Komljen

Contact: fest@marvinwayne.com Director filmography: Cat Killer (2010), La historia de siempre (2009), Fest (2008), Final (2003), Físico (2002)

Five years ago the boss closed the company and fired 300 workers. The first day that he goes out for a run he meets one of them.

Director filmography: All Still Orbit (2016), A Surplus of Wind (2014), Tiny Bird (2013), Bodily Function (2011), October (segment “Nova zora bledi”/ “New Dawn Fades”) (2011), I Already Am Everything I Want to Have (2010)

From here, you can see everything: the sea to the right, the mountains to the left, the sky in between.

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Son of the Wolf This Place We Call Our home Fils du loup France | 2015 | 23 min

Denmark | 2014 | 30 min

Director: Lola Quivoron

Directors: Thora Lorentzen, Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen

Writers: Lola Quivoron, Pauline Ouvrard Producer: Margaux Juvénal Cinematographer: Lucie Ternisien Sound: Antoine Bertucci Editor: Félix Rehm

Producers: Thora Lorentzen, Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen Cinematographers: Thora Lorentzen, Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen Sound: Mathias Dehn Music: Nikita Ogurtsov

Cast: Emile Berling, Stéphane Lanneval, Loic Habert, Miglen Mirtchev

Contact: sybilla.marie@gmail.com

Contact: g.amgar@femis.fr

Director filmography: First film

Director filmography: First film

A documentary film from Ukraine, summer 2014. In this film war provides an atmosphere, rather than journalistic fact. Through music we visit all layers of society. In the form of a poem we show how it feels when your country is in an interminable conflict.

Within the walls of an ancient military fort, a young boy named Johnny learns how to train and dominate Iron, his first guard dog.

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Editor: Mik Stampe

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SHORT MATTERS! 2016: PROGRAMME 2

The Translator Çevirmen

Over UK | 2015 | 13 min

CCA CINeMA Saturday 19 March (21.00) 1h40m, N/C 15+

Listen Kuuntele

Director/Writer: Jörn Threlfall

Denmark, Finland | 2014 | 13 min

Director/Writer: Emre Kayis

Producer: Jörn Threlfall

Directors/Writers: Hamy Ramezan & Rungano Nyoni

Producer: Oytun Kal

Cinematographer: Richard Mott

Producers: Valeria Richter & Helene Granqvist

Cinematographer: Nick Cooke

Sound: Patch Rowland

Cinematographer: Lars Vestergaard

Sound: Raoul Brand

Music: Lennert Busch

Sound: Thomas Jæger

Editor: Ricardo Saraiva

Editor: Amanda James

Production Designer: Billur Turan

Production Designer: Chris Lightburn-Jones

UK, Turkey | 2014 | 23 min

Costume Designer: Billur Turan Cast: Sherko Ali, Gamze Kaçak Contact: g.harrold@lfs.org.uk Director filmography: The Couch (2014), Where Is My Brother? (2013), The Palm (2012)

Yusuf, a Syrian refugee boy living in exile in a remote Turkish border town, is forced to quickly learn how to use his newfound power, at the cost of his innocence.

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Costume Designer: Lucy Hagan Animation: Jörn Threlfall Cast: Jim Woods Contact: jorn@outsider.tv Director filmography: Mojado (2011), Closer (2009), La colline verte (2001)

Over presents a crime scene. During the course of nine wide shots, told in reverse order, we witness an intriguing story unfold. What has happened in this quiet neighborhood? A murder, a hit-and-run, an accident? The reality is profound, and deeply unexpected.

Music: Kristian Selin Eidnes Andersen Editor: Rikke Selin Lorentzen Costume Design: Camilla Nordbjerg Production Designer: Jakob Stig Olsson Cast: Zeinab Rahal, Amira Helene Larsen, Alexandre Willaume, Nanna Bøttcher, Yusuf Kamal El-Ali Contact: jcm@premiumfilms.com Director filmography (Ramezan): Nordic Factory (2014), Paratiisin avaimet (2014), Over the Fence (2009) Director filmography (Nyoni): Nordic Factory (2014), Africa First: Volume Two (segment “Mwansa the Great”) (2012), Mwansa the Great (2011), The List (2009), 20 Questions (2009)

A foreign woman in a burqa brings her young son to a Copenhagen police station to get away from her abusive husband. The translator assigned to her seems unwilling to convey the true meaning of her words to the police, thus corrupting the truth of her terrible situation. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS


E.T.E.R.N.I.T.

kung Fury

France | 2015 | 14 min

Sweden | 2015 | 30min

Director: Giovanni Aloi

Director/Writer: David Sandberg

Writer: Nicolo Galbiati

Producers: Linus Andersson & Eleni Young

Producers: Zangro Zangro, Baptiste Bauduin Cinematographer: Andrea Baronne

Cinematographers: Mattias Andersson, Martin Gärdemalm & Jonas Ernhill Sound: Patrik Öberg

Sound: Giovanni Frezza

Music: Mitch Murder

Music: Giorgino Maccarinelli

Editor: Nils Moström

Editor: Diego Schiavo

Animation: FIDO AB

Cast: Serena Grandi, Ali Salhi

Cast: David Sandberg, Eleni Young, Leopold Nilsson, Jorma Taccone, Steven Chew, Andreas Cahling, Helene Ahlson, Eos Karlsson, Per-Henrik Arvidius

Contact: distribution.bienoubien@gmail.com Director filmography: A Passo D’uomo (2014), Pan Play Decadence (2013), L’inaugurazione (2009)

Italy, 2015: Ali, a Tunisian immigrant working in asbestos removal, receives the visa that will allow his wife and daughter to join him. To get ready to welcome his family, he must make a radical decision.

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Contact: linus@laserunicorns.com Director filmography: First film

Miami Police Department detective and martial artist Kung Fury time travels from the 1980s to World War II to kill Adolf Hitler – aka Kung Führer – and revenge his friend’s death at the hands of the Nazi leader. An error in the time machine sends him further back to the Viking Age.

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SHORT MATTERS! 2016: PROGRAMME 3

Symbolic Threats Germany | 2015 | 15 min

CCA CINeMA Sunday 20 March (17.45) 1h40m, N/C 15+

Field Study UK | 2014 | 20 min

Picnic Piknik

Director: Eva Weber

Croatia | 2015 | 13 min

Directors: Mischa Leinkauf, Lutz Henke & Matthias Wermke

Writer: Line Langebek

Director: Jure Pavlovic

Producers: Mischa Leinkauf, Lutz Henke & Matthias Wermke

Producers: Julia Godzinskaya, Sophie Vickers

Sound: Alexander Heinze

Cinematographer: Chloë Thompson

Cinematographer: Almmir Fakic

Sound: Harry Barnes

Sound: Vladimir Božic

Contact: studio@wermke-leinkauf.com

Writers: Džejna Avdic, Jure Pavlovic Producers: Luka Venturin & Jure Pavlovic

Director filmography (Leinkauf): Power! (2010), Zwischenzeit (2008), Trotzdem Danke (2006), Die neonorangene Kuh (2006)

Editor: Tracy Granger A.C.E

Production Designer: Emina Sulejmani

Director filmography (henke): First film

Costume Design: Emilia Czartoryska

Costume Designer: Emina Sulejmani

Director filmography (Wermke): Zwischenzeit (2008), Trotzdem Danke (2006), Die neonorangene Kuh (2006)

Production Designers: Dorota Borkowska, Agata Trojak

Cast: Emir Mušic, Aleksandar Seksan, Senad Alihodžic

Poetry or threat? An act of surrender or perhaps art? These were the theories that New York puzzled over last summer. How can one incident be interpreted in so many ways? By means of press reports, Symbolic Threats allows the public at large to express their extreme disparity of interpretation. Inspired by the heated debate over the two white flags that suddenly appeared on the towers of New York City’s iconic Brooklyn Bridge, the film asks what kind of societal scope art has in the present day. What happens when threatened freedom reinstates art with the element of danger? Who or what makes it into a threat? Are we safe in the city? What is next? UM

Music: Stuart Earl

Cast: Bradley Hall, Magdalena Rózanska, Olaf Marchwicki, Slawomir Holland Contact: julia@rooksnestent.com Director filmography: Of the Unknown (2014), Black Out (2012), Night, Peace (2012), Reindeer (2011), Steel Homes (2008), The Solitary Life of Cranes (2008), City of Cranes (2007), The Intimacy of Strangers (2005), Disgraceful Conduct (1997)

Editor: Dragan Von Petrovic

Contact: info@sekvenca.hr Director filmography: Umbrella (2012), Half an Hour for Granny (2010), Bacila je sve niz rijeku (2010), Monday (2006)

Sarajevo, rush hour. Emir (15), accompanied by a social worker, is on his way to meet his father Safet for a weekend picnic at Igman, a semi-open penitentiary. Due to the heavy traffic they are late...

A young English student on a field trip to post-communist Poland very abruptly comes of age when he makes a wrong choice. A story about the pollution of innocence.

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Smile, and the World Will Smile Back Israel, Palestine | 2014 | 20 min Directors: Yoav Gross, Ehab Tarabieh, the al-Haddad family Producers: Yoav Gross, Ehab Tarabieh, Helen Yanovski

Washingtonia Greece | 2014 | 24 min Director/Writer: Konstantina Kotzamani Producer: Artemis Pattakou Cinematographers: Giorgos Karvelas, Giannis Kanakis Sound: Persefoni Miliou Music: Panou Manouilidis, drog_A_tek

Sound: Nimrod Eldar

Editor: Leonidas Papafotiou

Editors: Yoav Gross, Ehab Tarabieh

Production Designer: Nefeli Livieratou

Contact: yoav@btselem.org Director filmography (Gross): Susya (2011) Director filmography (Tarabieh): First film Director filmography (al-haddad family): First film

One cold December night, Israeli soldiers come up to the al-Haddad family home in a Palestinian neighbourhood of Hebron and knock on the door. They’ve come to search the house. Diaa, the teenage son, reaches for the family’s video camera. As the search unfolds, a strange power struggle evolves, pitting gun against camera. The night grows colder, and the soldiers take Diaa outside and order him to face the wall. They won’t leave until he stops smiling. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

Costume Designer: Kika Karampela Cast: Mamadou Diallo, Eutychia Stefanidou Contact: artemispattakou@gmail.com Director filmography: Yellow Fieber (2015), Jutarnje molitve (2013), Arundel (2012), Pigs (2011), Zodiac (2011)

Washingtonia starts when the giraffe’s heart can no longer be heard. Washingtonia is an alternative name for Athens, a place where people, like animals, fall into summer-time sadness because of the heat. Washingtonia is the only palm tree whose heart is not devoured by the red beetle; because its heart is small and dry, and no one likes small, dry hearts. UN


THE SKINNY SHORT FILM AWARD

CCA TheATre Thursday 17 March (21.00) 1h30m, N/C 18+ FREE

Glasgow Short Film Festival welcomes back The Skinny’s annual competition to find the best new micro-budget short film made in Scotland. This year’s winning entry was Bryan M Ferguson’s quirky, disturbing and very funny Caustic Gulp. We’re delighted to present the debut screening of Flamingo, the film Bryan made with his prize – £3000 worth of filmmaking equipment courtesy of Olympus – alongside Caustic Gulp and some of the other great submissions we received.

Jakarta Polyfilla

Caustic Gulp UK | 2015 | 13 min Director/Writer: Bryan M. Ferguson Producer: Bryan M. Ferguson Cinematographer: Bryan M. Ferguson Sound: Bryan M. Ferguson Editor: Bryan M. Ferguson Production Designer: Bryan M. Ferguson Cast: Nat Di Resta, Bryan M. Ferguson, Gerard Bonner Contact: decaying.shapes@gmail.com

UK | 2015 | 10 min Director/Writer: Rob Hill Cast: Tim Atkin Contact: bungalowhill@hotmail.com Director filmography: Reserved for Artisans (2014), Roots (2014), Ruddy (2014)

A fictive writers’ travelogue collaged from fragments of TripAdvisor reviews, Jakarta Polyfilla wryly considers the mythic construction of the writer as holidaymaker.

Director filmography: Flamingo (2016), Odd Posture (2014), The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut (2013), Vore (2012), Sockets (2011)

When a mysterious chemical reacts with the chlorine of a hotel swimming pool, a young resident starts recruiting followers for her strange cult.

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Faith, hope & Insanity

Flamingo

UK | 2015 | 15 min

Director/Writer: Bryan M. Ferguson

Director: Antonis Kassiotis Producer: Antonis Kassiotis Camera Operator: Zoe O’Donnell Sound: Paul Cochrane Production Assistant: Jordan McLymont Editor: Antonis Kassiotis

World Premiere | UK | 2016 | 31 min

Producer: Bryan M. Ferguson, Mhairi Henderson Cinematographer: Bryan M. Ferguson Sound: Bryan M. Ferguson Music: John Bonnar Editor: Bryan M. Ferguson

Contact: antonis95@outlook.com

Production Designer: Bryan M. Ferguson

Director filmography: Going Under (2015), Jigsaw (2015)

Location manager: Mhairi Henderson

The story of successful Scottish artist Frank McFadden, in his own words; of his descent from party animal to homeless heroin addict, and how a chance meeting with painter Peter Howson led to him realising his potential as an artist.

Make-Up FX/Gore: Rachel Gallagher Cast: Eileen Williams, Kristopher Curran, Stascia Bantouvakis, Joanne Pirrie, Katie Armstrong Contact: decaying.shapes@gmail.com Director filmography: Caustic Gulp (2015), Odd Posture (2014), The Misbehaviour of Polly Paper Cut (2013), Vore (2012), Sockets (2011)

An aspiring yet dispirited dancer develops an odd relationship with an obscene phone caller. Together they discover an impassioned interest in self-amputation. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^iOMNS

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CCA TheATre Sunday 20 March (11.30) 1h15m, N/C 4+

FAMILY SHORTS

hairy Moo Moo The Mitten

The Tie

UK Premiere | Iran | 2015 | 5 min

Scottish Premiere | Belgium, France 2014 | 9 min

Scottish Premiere | Belgium 2014 | 9 min

Director: Clementine Robach

Director/Writer: An Vrombaut

Writer: Arnaud Demuynck

Producers: Annemie Degryse, Luc Van Driessche

Directors: Hadi Tabasi, Rasoul Zarrin Writers: Hadi Tabasi, Rasoul Zarrin, Mahmoud Mokhtari Producer: Kanoon (Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children & Young Adults) Sound: Homan Namdari

Producer: Arnaud Demuynck Sound: Falter Bramnk Music: Falter Bramnk

Music: Homan Namdari

Editors: Corine Bachy, Nicolas Liguori

Editor: Hadi Tabasi

Contact: info@euroanima.net

Compositing: Mehrdad Hosseini, Rasoul Zarrin

Director filmography: First film

Contact: intl_affairs@jamejam.net

A Stone Age caveman has a bad hair day.

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It is snowing. Lily and her grandfather are making a little birdhouse to help the birds survive over the winter. But where do the other animals in the garden find shelter in winter?

Music: Frederik Sioen Contact: mail@lunanime.be Director filmography: Little Wolf (1992), When I grow up I want to be a Tiger (1996), Florrie’s Dragons (2010)

A small giraffe and a tall giraffe have a chance meeting. Despite their obvious difference in stature, they discover a kinship.

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The Robot and the Viking World Premiere | UK | 2015 | 13 min Director/Writer/Producer: Simon Bishopp Cast: Simon Bishopp, Katja Frimberger Contact: simonbishopp@yahoo.co.uk Director filmography: First film

A robot returns to Earth fifty years after leaving to search for alien life on Mars. He struggles to find his place in the modern world until one day he meets an elderly viking and the two become friends.

One, Two, Tree Looks Scottish Premiere France, Switzerland | 2015 | 7 min

UK Premiere | Germany 2014 | 3 min

Director/Writer: Yulia Aronova

Director/Writer: Susann Hoffmann

Producer: Corinne Destombes, Nicolas Burlet

Producer: HAW Hamburg Department Design

Sound: Pierre Sauze

Contact: mail@susannhoffmann.com

Music: Lev Splener Editor: Hervé Guichard Production Designer: Yulia Aronova Contact: j.mourlam@folimage.fr Director filmography: МMy mum is an airplane (2013), Camilla (2008), Mother and Music (2006), Beetle, boat, an apricot (2005), Eskimo (2004)

Director filmography: Birth (2010)

A grey lynx doesn’t quite fit into the world of colourful animals. He’s excluded and bullied by the other animals. On his search for acceptance and belonging he finds himself resorting to drastic measures...

This is the story of a tree, a tree like any other. One day, it jumps into a pair of boots and goes off for a walk inviting everyone it meets to follow. Boring everyday life fades as they all skip and dance along happily.

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The Present

PAWO

Scottish Premiere | Germany 2014 | 4 min

Scottish Premiere | Germany 2015 | 8 min

Director/Writer: Jacob Frey

Director/Producer: Antje Heyn

Producer: Anna Matacz

Animation: Alexander Isert, Antje Heyn, Caroline Hamann

Sound: Marco Manzo Music: Tobias Buerger Contact: contact.thepresent@gmail.com Director filmography: Bob (2009)

A boy prefers spending his time indoors playing videogames to discovering the world waiting on his doorstep. One day his mum decides to get a little surprise for him, which makes it hard for him to concentrate on his videogame.

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Music: Peer Kleinschmidt Cast: Charles Rettinghaus, Norman Matt, Sarah Riedel, Sven Hasper Contact: info@protoplanet-studio.de Director filmography: Trial & Error (2016), Lumo (2010)

PAWO (Tibetan for ‘being brave’) is the magical adventure of a little toy figure, who finds herself in a curious world. Thanks to some strange companions, she gradually becomes aware of her strength and skills. PAWO is also about the courage to face life without fear and full of trust – although sometimes it isn’t the way you’d like it...

The Law of the Jungle Scottish Premiere Belgium/France | 2015 | 6 min Director/Writer: Pascale Hecquet Producer: Arnaud Demuynck Music: Pascale Hecquet Editor: Pascale Hecquet Contact: info@lesfilmsdunord.com Director filmography: La Carotte géante (2013), Duo de Volailles, sauce chasseur (2011), La Légende du chou (2009), Une girafe sous la pluie (2007)

A little monkey is struggling to pick a huge banana. A bigger monkey has already got his eye on it, but then another even bigger monkey comes along and takes it. The little monkey devises a way to ensure he gets the biggest share of the banana, but this proves a risky business!

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The Girl Who Spoke Cat Scottish Premiere | UK, Poland 2014 | 6 min Director/Writer: Dotty Kultys Producer: Dotty Kultys Sound: Brian Moseley, Dave Yapp Music: Dave Yapp Production Designers: Justine Saint-Lo, Szu Yu Chen Animation: Dotty Kultys, Hoda Touny, Nicola Dunlop, Szu Yu Chen Contact: dkultys@gmail.com Director filmography: A Day in the Life of a Fly, a Dragon and a Philosopher (2013), How do apples turn red? (2013)

In a dull, organised world a curious girl longs for some colour and joy – against the wishes of her rule-obeying mother.

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SHORT STUFF: PARENT & BABY SCREENING

CCA TheATre Thursday 17 March (11.00) 1h15, N/C 12+

Short Stuff returns for an hour and a bit of highlights from across the GSFF16 programme, specially chosen for short film lovers with babies. The selection will remain a secret until the curtains open, but we guarantee entertaining and thought-provoking drama, documentary and animation from around the world. No extreme content or sudden loud noises, and the lights will remain on low to allow easy movement during the screening. Babies must be 18 months or younger (and go free, obviously!)

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INDUSTRY EVENTS


JAN SOLDAT DOCUMENTARY WORKSHOP

CCA CLUBrOOM Friday 18 March (12.00) 2h, N/C 18+

This year’s retrospective guest, German filmmaker Jan Soldat, makes documentary portraits capturing the sexual practices of his subjects interspersed with moments of casual intimacy and domestic banality. Join Scottish Documentary Institute’s Flore Cosquer for an in depth conversation with Jan, as he discusses how he finds and approaches his subjects, and how he forms the bond of trust that allows him privileged access to their most private and intimate lives. I don’t see [the world of my subjects] as another world different from mine or yours or anyone else’s. I see my subjects living in the same society I do. They practice other things I don’t, and maybe things I do in my life are not that extreme, but it’s just a different layer to an existence. I’m interested because I don’t know about something… It’s incredible to see someone like Klaus, the slave [subject of Der Unfertige], looking straight into the camera and saying yes, I am different or society says I’m different, but I like myself and I find myself beautiful. Men who look and act ‘normal’ or like everyone else do not feel this way about themselves. Jan Soldat interviewed by Pamela Cohn, Desistfilm.com

OHNA FALBY PRODUCING MASTERCLASS

CCA TheATre Friday 18 March (12.45) 1h45m, N/C 15+ Toxic Camera UK | 2012 | 21 min Directors: Jane Wilson, Louise Wilson Writers: Susan Schuppli, Tony White, Jane Wilson, Louise Wilson

Ohna Falby has produced many award-winning short films, most notably collaborations with Jane & Louise Wilson and Daniel Mulloy, as well as Douglas Hart’s Long Distance Information featuring Peter Mullan and Gaëlle Denis’s Crocodile. Recently she has completed longer projects with Rachel Maclean (Feed Me) and Dutch filmmaker Clara Van Gool (Voices of Finance). In this masterclass Ohna will screen some of her work and talk about the challenges of realising filmmakers’ visions in both narrative fiction and artists’ moving image. VM

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CCA TheATre Friday 18 March (16.30) 1h45m, N/C 15+

WOULD YOU BUY THIS?

Put your film to the test and find out about its distribution potential from the people who know. In this session we invite filmmakers to bring along their short film and show it to the professionals on the spot. Screenings of 5 –7 minute extracts will be followed by live feedback from some of the experienced short film distributors, sales agents and buyers attending this year’s festival. No holds barred in this quick-fire Dragons’ Den-style session – are you brave enough to enter your film? If you wish to enter your film (7 minutes max), please sign up at the GSFF Guest Desk before 16.00 and bring your film or extract to CCA Theatre at 16.15. Participating sales agents, distributors and buyers include: David Devenney, BBC Scotland Sydney Neter, SND Films Amsterdam Derry O’Brien, Network Ireland Television Charlie Phillips, The Guardian Stine Wangler, KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg Session chaired by Jing Haase, Nordisk Panorama

DOCUMENTING DIFFICULT SUBJECTS

Panelists include: Lou McLoughlan, filmmaker Charlie Phillips, Head of Documentary at The Guardian Jan Soldat, filmmaker Panel chaired by Richard Warden, Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

CCA TheATre Saturday 19 March (17.15) 1h30m, N/C 15+ FREE Mental health, disability and sexuality are often difficult subjects for individuals, friends and families to discuss at any time, let alone to camera. This panel discusses how filmmakers can work with people with experiences of such issues to tell their stories sensitively and honestly whilst creating films that are engaging, informative and enjoyable for both subjects and audiences. Plus we’ll discuss how short films can promote understanding of disability and illness and challenge preconceived ideas about mental health and disability. The panel will also see the announcement of the See Me Short Doc Fund. The See Me Short Doc fund is for filmmakers to craft short documentaries on the subject of mental health conditions. VN


SUPERLUX Pitch & Screening

CCA CINeMA Saturday 19 March (18.00) 2h, N/C 15+ FREE A showcase screening of new emerging practice from artists based in Scotland, who will also pitch their new projects to an expert panel to win a research and development award. Each project will be selected from an open call and will show off the best work of a new generation of moving image artists in Scotland.

Preceded by the day-long SUPERLUX workshop, led by filmmaker Emma Davie. Participants have been selected through open call. The workshop will introduce artists to the methodologies of film production; explore forms of research and development; and advise them on how to effectively pitch moving image projects to funders, partners and financiers. Participants will learn about how to prepare and effectively make a 10 minute pitch for their project to an expert panel, who will award a new SUPERLUX Research and Development Award of £400 to the most promising project. Panelists include: Siobhan Carroll, Collective Gallery Pegah Farahmand, Channel 4 Random Acts

WRITING DIVERSITY

CCA CLUBrOOM Friday 18 March (14.45) 1h30m, N/C 15+ FREE

Against the backdrop of an international industry that increasingly, and rightly, comes under fire for the predominance of white middle-class male practitioners, this panel will hear from several screenwriters and filmmakers who have taken a variety of routes to successfully bring their diverse scripts to screen. The Purple Geko team developed a successful web series before being commissioned by Sky Drama. Katie White wrote the award winning independent drama short Middle Man, whilst Raisah Ahmed’s Magda had its world premiere at GSFF15. Anwar Boulifa’s A Short Guide to Re-entry can be seen in this year’s International Competition. The session will be chaired by Lizzie Gray, Script Executive at Sky Drama. With thanks to Sky and Screen Academy Scotland VO

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COMMISSIONING FOR ALL 4

CCA TheATre Friday 18 March (14.45) 1h30m, N/C 15+ FREE

All 4 is Channel 4’s new on-demand service. Replacing 4oD, All 4 is home to shortform series and the recently launched foreign language drama channel Walter Presents, as well as TV catch up. In 2015, Channel 4 commissioned 41 original shortform series from 32 indies, half of which had never worked with Channel 4 before. Find out exactly what the channel is looking for – and how to get your idea commissioned – from Multiplatform & Online Video Commissioning Editor Jody Smith.

MEET THE FILMMAKERS

CCA CLUBrOOM Sunday 20 March (17.30) 2h, N/C 15+ FREE

All Scottish and International competition screenings will include brief Q&As with the filmmakers attending. However, once all the competition programmes have screened, but before the winners are announced, here’s your chance to participate in an informal discussion session with some of the filmmakers attending the festival, led by Festival Director Matt Lloyd. di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS

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INDEX


INDEX BY TITLE 9 Days – From My Window in Aleppo 99˚

75

Fisticuffs

57

57, 74

Flamingo

24, 83

After_001

51

Flower of a Thousand Colours

All That is Solid

71

Flowers & Floorboards

26

Anywhere But The Cities

48

Frenzy

64

The Assumption

32

Frontline

74

At Night

59

The Girl Who Spoke Cat

87

Audition

37

Glaucoma's Moat

51

Autumn

42

Hairy Moo Moo

84

Baby Doll

47

The Hand

67

Balmoral Hotel

57

Holika

32

The Barbarians

67

Hotel Straussberg

56

basler square, day/night

61

House of Evisu

57

Be Loved

55

Howto

72

The Beast

43

I Love Death

75

A Beautiful, Living Thing

26

Impro

57

Bells

18

In, Over & Out

39

Beziehungsweise

55

The Incomplete

56

Black

60

Blue Hour

73

Break

23

Camrex

40

Caustic Gulp

22, 82

Continuum

57

The Creature From the Lagoon

64

Crocodile

90

Crystal Lake

35

Darkroom

59

A Day and a Button

74

38

Interim

55

Isabella

27

Jakarta Polyfilla

82

Japanese Mojo

59

The Joy of Everyday Life

37

Kamakshi

32

Kung Fury

79

A Lady Caddy Who Never Saw a Hole in One

68

Last Door South

37

Last Exit to Ricklesburgh – Episode One

25

The Law of the Jungle

86

Learn Sia’s Chandelier dance with Ryan Heffington

57

Letters to S

75

Listen

78

72

Looks

85

76

Machine

38

50

The Mad Half Hour

42

The Doom of Dracula

63

MakeUp Tutorial: How To Hide From Cameras

71

Drone Aviary

71

Manoman

43

E.T.E.R.N.I.T.

79

Maze

57

The Exquisite Corpus

42

Midnight of My Life

41

Faith, Hope & Insanity

83

Mining Poems or Odes

21

Feed Me

90

The Mitten

84

Field Study

80

moon blink

31

A Fire in My Belly (A work in progress)

47

Moriom

36

Dead On My Arm

47

Dear Peter

19

Death of an Arabian Woman

47

Directions

20

Disconnector Dissonance DO NOT CROSS

VS

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Mother Father

51

A Short Guide to Re-entry

34

The Mummy

64

Siege – Four Stories from Yarmouk

75

New York Is Killing Me (Chris Cunningham Remix)

61

Smile, and the World Will Smile Back

81

Nina and Flick

21

The Society

34

No One Gets Out Of Here Alive

75

Someone Who Is Not Like Anyone

40

No Place Like Home

19

Something About Silence

31

Noah

70

The Son of Frankenstein

63

Now!

67

Son of the Wolf

77

Nymphomania

47

Stalactites

21

Odd Girl Out

24

Statement Too

41

Of the Excellency of Wheate

23

Stems

18

One Million Steps

35

Suleima

74

One, Two, Tree

85

Symbolic Threats

80

Ottery

31

Tarantula!

64

Our Body

76

Their Dreams of Lisbon

73

Outer Space

60

Therapeutic Bereavement Tool

19

Over

78

The Third Dad

18

Paradise Drift

60

This Place We Call Our Home

77

Parallel Lines

34

The Tie

84

PAWO

86

Toxic Camera

90

Perfect Film

67

Transit Zone

22

Peter

50

The Translator

78

Picnic

80

Tremlyn

26

A Place I’ve Never Been

38

Trials, Exorcisms

39

Police State

47

Unhappy Happy

35

Portrait of a Dancer: Lauren Cuthbertson

57

United We Will Swim Again

The Present

86

Voices of Finance

Prove Me Wrong

36

Washingtonia

81

The Really Scary Snakes

23

Webcam Venus

70

Reflections of a Private Eye

73

A Weekend in Germany

55

(Re)imagining Glasgow

65

White Trash Girl: The Devil Inside

68

Rein/Rau

55

White Wash Death Watch

24

Remediation

50

Whoregasm

47

RIP Geocities

70

Within Her Eyes

57

Roberta

33

The Wolf Man

63

The Robot and the Viking

85

Your Eyes Flashing Solemnly With Hate

Rod Gröth

61

The Runner

76

Scrapbook

40

Screendown

46

She Dances For People

36

Sheepo

27

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27 57, 90

22, 68

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INDEX BY DIRECTOR Omar Abdullah

75

Adrian Flury

38

Layla Abyad

75

David Foulkes

57

Dorine Aguerre

50

Tim Fraser-Granados

73

Saeed Al Batal

74

Karl Freund

64

The Al-Haddad family

81

Jacob Frey

86

Abdullah al-Khatib

75

Pablo Garcia

70

Nawar Al-Youssef

75

Daniele Greco

32

Amen Alarand

75

Oliver Greenall

20

James Alexandrou

57

Yoav Gross

81

Giovanni Aloi

79

Romeo Grünfelder

59

Mohammad Alsukari

75

Andrew Gunn

73

Santiago Álvarez

67

Ghiath Had

74

Rawad Alzakout

57, 74

Azza Hamwi

74

Martin Hansen

60

Pascale Hecquet

86

Jack Arnold

64

Yulia Aronova

85

Richard Ashrowan

23

Vera Babida

21

Gregor Barclay

18

Ramzi Bashour

75

Satindar Singh Bedi

32

Louise Keay Bell

24

Ross Birrell

26

Simon Bishopp

85

Natalianne Boucher Anwar Boulifa Sebastian Brameshuber Cat Bruce

57 34 39 19

Michael Hemy

57

Ainslie Henderson

18

Louis Henderson

71

Lutz Henke

80

Laura Hermanides

36

Antje Heyn

86

Frances Higson

27

Rob Hill

82

Alfred Hitchcock

64

Susann Hoffmann

85

Ross Hogg

27

Faith Holland

70

Leonardo Brzezicki

42

Patrick Buhr

31

Mike Hoolboom

40

72

Tessa Hughes-Freeland

47

43

Aeyliya Husain

40

70

Ken Jacobs

67

Mark Chapman

40

Faiyaz Jafri

72

Tom Chick

31

Anab Jain

71

Elisabeth Caravella Simon Cartwright Patrick Cederberg

22, 68

Natalie Jones

26

27

Miles Joseph

50, 51

Phil Davis

41

Antonis Kassiotis

83

Anouk De Clercq

60

Emre Kayiş

78

Yahea Deea

75

Erle C Kenton

63

Thomas Draschan

61

Jamal Khalife

75

Mark Cousins Duncan Cowles

Robert Duncan Sacha Feiner Bryan M. Ferguson

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21, 23 37 22, 24, 82, 83

Rainer Kohlberger

31

Dane Komljen

76

Konstantina Kotzamani

81 di^pdlt=peloq=cfij=cbpqfs^i=OMNS


Dotty Kultys

87

Osama Rasheed

Michelle Latimer

36

Jennifer Reeder

Rowland V. Lee

63

Callum Rice

21

Mischa Leinkauf

80

Clementine Robach

84

Chris Leslie

65

Ian Robertson

27

Sanna Liljander

37

Billy Roisz

59

Thora Lorentzen

77

David Sandberg

79

Jalal Maghout

74

Francesca Scalisi

36

Andrew Margetson

57

Nicolaas Schmidt

42

Mauro Maugeri

32

Lovisa Sirén

37

Jillian Mayer

71

Andrea Sisson

Peter McCaughey

46

Jan Soldat

Eve McConnachie

57

Valentina Stanislavskaia

34

Peter Millard

35

Cassandra Stark Mele

47

Chris Miller

25

Eva Stotz

35

Russell Miller

25

Frederik Subei

22

Wassim Mnwar

75

Hadi Tabasi

84

Theresa Moerman Ib

18

Ehab Tarabieh

81

Holger Mohaupt

26

Jörn Threlfall

Caroline Monnet

33

Jane Topping

José Luis Montesinos

76

Jiří Trnka

Jörg Moser-Metius

61

Peter Tscherkassky

Kaveh Nabatian

32

Josie Rae Turnbull

51

Neu! Reekie!

48

Joern Utkilen

41

Keisuke Nishizaki

57

Tom van den Hurk

73

Baraa Nmrawi

75

Floor van der Meulen

75

Susana Nobre

39

Clara van Gool

57

Yosep Anggi Noen

68

Karen Vázquez Guadarrama

38

Till Nowak

76

Thomas Vroege

75

Rungano Nyoni

78

An Vrombaut

84

Tomomi Okamura

57

Addie Wagenknecht

70

Mark Olexa

36

George Waggner

63

Daina Oniunas Pusić

43

Wayne Wapeemukwa

57

Sunit Parekh

38

Eva Weber

80

Lewis Paterson

23

Matthias Wermke

80

Jure Pavlović

80

Sybilla Marie Wester Tuxen

77

Richard Penna

59

Scott Willis

19

Miranda Pennell

57

Michael Windle

19

Jean-Gabriel Périot

67

David Wojnarowicz

47

Alison Piper

21

Walter Woodman

70

Lola Quivoron

77

Moayad Zaghmout

75

Lucie Rachel

51

Rasoul Zarrin

84

Abdul Rahman Saleem

75

Nick Zedd

47

Hamy Ramezan

78

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34 35, 68

57 55, 56, 90

78 24, 50 67 42, 60

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