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No Vember/De Cember 20 18 NOV/DEC 2018 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2018 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER Christmas atCINEMASTERS: GFT BILLY WILDER PETERLOO | WIDOWS | NAE PASARAN SUSPIRIA | SHOPLIFTERS | OUTLAW KING FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL | AFRICA IN MOTION THE OLD MAN AND THE GUN | UTØYA | SQIFF GLASGOWFILM.ORG | 0141 332 6535 12 ROSE STREET, GLASGOW, G3 6RB CONTENTS 3 Days in Quiberon 23 Possum + Q&A 21 White Christmas 17 Access Film Club: Blindspotting 28 Science Fair 21 CINEMASTERS: BILLY WILDER Scottish Animation: Access Film Club: Home Alone 28 7 The Apartment 15 Stories Brought to Life Anna and the Apocalypse + short 23 Double Indemnity 15 Shoplifters 22 Archive Film, Propaganda and The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes - 5 15 Spanish Civil War Sorry to Bother You 23 35mm Bad Reputation 20 Super November + Q&A 7 Some Like It Hot 15 Becoming Animal + Q&A 6 Suspiria 22 Sunset Boulevard 15 Been So Long + Q&A 6 Three Identical Strangers 23 COMEDY GENIUS Blue Black Permanent 24 Utøya - July 22 20 9 to 5 25 Blueprint: Scottish Independent Shorts 8 Visible Cinema: It’s A Wonderful Life 28 Shaun of the Dead 25 Calibre + Q&A 5 Visible Cinema: RCS Curates: Widows 28 South Park Sing-a-long - 35mm 25 21 Disobedience 23 Widows DID YOU MISS 22 The Wild Pear Tree 23 Distant Voices, Still Lives Black 47 25 20 Wildlife 22 Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot BlacKkKlansman 25 6 A Woman Captured + Q&A 5 Evelyn + Discussion C’est la vie 25 20 The Workshop 22 An Evening with Beverley Luff Linn Cold War 25 @glasgowfilm 24 Worlds of Ursula K Le Guin 7 The Evil Dead ESTONIA NOW Fahrenheit 11/9 20 AFRICA IN MOTION November 11 Free Solo 24 I Still Hide to Smoke 10 The Man Who Looks Like Me + Ice 11 The Guilty 20 Rafiki 10 FRENCH FILM FESTIVAL Happy New Year, Colin Burstead + Q&A 8 CHRISTMAS AT GFT facebook.com/glasgowfilm At War 14 Kusama - Infinity 22 The Bishop’s Wife 16 Cyrano de Bergerac 13 LUX Scotland presents: 16 24 Die Hard 14 Nothing we say is a lie The House by the Sea Elf + short 16 24 Jealous 12 Mug 17 Frozen Sing-a-long 13 Nae Pasaran + short 21 The Lady in the Portrait Home Alone 17 24 Little Tickles 12 The Old Man and the Gun 16 It’s A Wonderful Life 13 Outlaw King + Q&A 21 Naked Normandy Jingle All the Way 17 8 One Nation, One King 14 The Penalty with Live Score 16 The Muppet Christmas Carol + short 13 Peterloo 21 Our Struggles 1 Tangerine 17 Return of the Hero 14 SCOTTISH QUEER INFORMATION CONTENTS 13 See You Up There INTERNATIONAL FILM Accessible Screenings & Tuesday Treats 30 12 Sink or Swim FESTIVAL Ticket Prices & About GFT 29 Sorry Angel 14 Shakedown + Q&A 9 Treat Me Like Fire 13 SQIFF Opening Night Shorts + Q&A 9 Glasgore! Horror/Cult Film Discussion Group The Unvanquished 12 MOVIE MEMORIES Free, Project Room, 18.30, Tue 6 Nov, Tue 4 Dec This group meets on the first Tuesday of each month When Margaux Meets Margaux 14 Meet Me in St Louis 27 to discuss horror and cult cinema. 27 HAVANA GLASGOW Miracle on 34th Street DOC-OPEN FILM FESTIVAL UK JEWISH FILM FESTIVAL Free, Project Room, 18.30, Thu 1 Nov, Thu 6 Dec His Wedding Dress + Q&A 10 11 This group meets on the first Thursday of each month. Itzhak Are you a documentary maker in waiting? Doc-Open 10 Sara Gomez Retrospective + Q&A Testament 11 is here for you to share, test edits and enjoy feedback. LONDON KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL Microhabitat 9 The Poet and the Boy 9 full listings glasgowfilm.org/whats-on full at For updates, newly programmed Full listings at glasgowfilm.org/take2 titles and events, sign up to our or pick up a leaflet in the foyer weekly enewsletter at: Take 2 glasgowfilm.org/enewsletters FAMILY-FRIENDLY FILMS Every Saturday at 11.30am – a film for all the family at GFT. Full screening times will Free entry for Glasgow Young Scot or Kidz Card holders and be available every Tuesday via a weekly print-out from an accompanying adult. All other tickets £5.50. GFT box office, also Pick up a leaflet for full listings and details. downloadable online at: glasgowfilm.org/whats-on GFT will be closed Tuesday 25, Wednesday 26, Monday 31 December & Tuesday 1 January. 2 2 - 8 NOVEMBER - 2 15 NOVEMBER - 9 22 NOVEMBER - 16 26 OCTOBER - 1 NOVEMBER - 26 OCTOBER NOV/DEC AT A GLANCE AT NOV/DEC Archive Film, Propaganda, Access Film Club: Bad Reputation p20 9 to 5 p25 Spanish Civil War p5 Blindspotting p28 Don’t Worry, He Won’t Calibre + Q&A p5 Blue Black Permanent p24 Escape from New York Get Far on Foot p20 glasgowfilm.org An Evening with Bolshoi: La Sylphide French Film Festival p12-14 Evelyn + Discussion p6 Beverly Luff Linn p20 glasgowfilm.org Havana Glasgow Fahrenheit 11/9 p20 C’est la vie p25 Kusama - Infinity p22 Film Festivalp10 The Man Who Looks glasgowfilm.org Mirai glasgowfilm.org Cold War p25 The Fog Like Me + Ice p11 Distant Voices, The Guilty p20 Nae Pasaran p21 Microhabitat p9 Still Lives p22 Movie Memories: Meet p10 p21 Double Indemnity p15 I Still Hide to Smoke Peterloo Me in St Louis p27 The Shining glasgowfilm.org Possum + Q&A p21 The Evil Dead p24 Shaun of the Dead p25 Teenage Superstars p12-14 + Q&A glasgowfilm.org Rafiki p10 French Film Festival Sunset Boulevard p15 @glasgowfilm They Live glasgowfilm.org Science Fair p21 Outlaw King + Q&A p21 Suspiria p22 UK Jewish Film Utøya – July 22 p20 p21 p11 Widows November Festival p11 SPOTLIGHT A Woman Captured p21 p21 p21 + Q&A p13 Widows Widows Widows facebook.com/glasgowfilm SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT The Guilty p20 Outlaw King p21 The Workshop p22 SPOTLIGHT CineMasters: Billy Wilder p15 Director Steve McQueen returns with this stylish thriller that opened London Film A huge hit in Denmark, this is Festival. David Mackenzie’s Robert the an excellent, nerve-wracking Bruce epic starring Chris Pine. police drama. Q&A Sun 11 Nov. Billy Wilder’s array of classics need to be seen on the big 3 screen. 30 NOVEMBER - 6 DECEMBER - 30 NOVEMBER 13 DECEMBER - 7 DECEMBER 24 - 14 23 - 29 NOVEMBER - 23 Anna and the Access Film Club: A GLANCE AT NOV/DEC 3 Days in Quiberon p23 The Bishop’s Wife p16 Apocalypse p23 Home Alone p28 Becoming Animal Anna and the The Apartment p15 Bolshoi: The Nutcracker + Q&A p6 Apocalypse p23 glasgowfilm.org Bolshoi: Don Quixote Blueprint Scottish Been So Long + Q&A p6 Elf p16 glasgowfilm.org Independent Shorts p8 Black 47 p25 Disobedience p23 Die Hard p16 Frozen Sing-a-long p17 NT Live: Antony and BlacKkKlansman p25 It’s A Wonderful Life p16 Home Alone p17 Cleopatra glasgowfilm.org Happy New Year, The Penalty with Movie Memories: Miracle It’s A Wonderful Life p16 Colin Burstead + Q&A p8 Live Score p8 on 34th Street p27 Scottish Animation: SQIFF Opening Night p24 p17 Stories Brought to Life p7 Shorts + Q&A p9 Mug Jingle All the Way Shoplifters p22 Three Identical The Old Man and The Muppet Strangers p23 The Gun p24 Christmas Carol p16 The Private Life of Sherlock Some Like It Hot p15 The Wild Pear Tree p23 p23 Holmes - 35mm p15 Sorry to Bother You full listings glasgowfilm.org/whats-on full at South Park SPOTLIGHT Three Identical Shakedown + Q&A p9 Tangerine p17 Sing-a-long - 35mm p25 Strangers p23 Super November p23 + Q&A p7 Sorry to Bother You White Christmas p17 SPOTLIGHT Visible Cinema: RCS Visible Cinema: Christmas at GFT p16-18 Curates: Widows p28 It’s A Wonderful Life p28 The astonishing true story of Wildlife p22 three men who made the The Wild Pear Tree p23 chance discovery, at the age of SPOTLIGHT Worlds of Ursula K 19, that they were identical Sorry to Bother You p23 Le Guin p7 triplets. SPOTLIGHT Bring family and friends and Been So Long + Q&A p8 enjoy a festive screening at your favourite cinema. Boots Riley’s debut feature film Q&A with cast and crew for has been making waves in the this one-off screening. USA. 4 SPECIAL SCREENINGS SPECIAL A Woman Captured + Q&A Calibre + Q&A Archive Film, Propaganda Tuesday 30 October (18.15) Saturday 3 November (14.00) and Spanish Civil War Sunday 4 November (19.10) Director Bernadett Tuza-Ritter, Hungary 2017, 1h29m, Director Matt Palmer Cast Jack Lowden, Martin McCann, subtitles, CTBC Tony Curran, UK 2018, 1h41m, 15 Directors Various, 1h50m, N/C 15+ Slavery is a European invention, and still exists. BIFA Presents the Netflix Original Film, To celebrate a new edition of Scotland Catalan Filmmaker Bernadett Tuza-Ritter encounters Calibre, with special cast and crew Q&A. Film Festival, CinemaAttic collective has Eta in Hungary, a woman proud of keeping gathered a special programme with rare films domestic slaves. Violent, abusive, and Two lifelong friends head up to an isolated from Filmoteca de Catalunya, National manipulative, Eta has stripped 53-year-old Scottish Highlands village for a weekend Libraries of Scotland Moving Image Archive Marish of her belongings, her family and her hunting trip. After a harrowing turn of events, and British Film Institute National Archive. identity. As trust builds between Marish and they find their nerves and their morals the filmmaker, Marish begins to mentally ruthlessly tested, with their very survival Glasgow May Day 1937 prepare for a dangerous bid for freedom.
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