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We are recruiting volunteers for this year’s Festival! SQIFF 2019 will take place 2 to 6 October in Glasgow. A training session which all volunteers must attend will be held on the afternoon of Saturday 28 September 2019 at the Centre for Contemporary Arts (Glasgow…

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We’ve announced the first events for SQIFF 2019 – tickets are now on sale! We launch the Festival with our Opening Night Shorts focused on LGBTQIA+ community and activism. Adam and the Alphas depicts the camaraderie of gay rugby team, the Glasgow Alphas. Bodies Like…

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SQIFF 2019 takes place 2nd to 6th October in Glasgow. We are recruiting for two freelance roles to help make this year’s Festival happen. See below for full information on the roles. To apply, please email a CV and covering letter stating why you are…

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SQIFF 2019 takes place 2nd to 6th October in Glasgow. We are recruiting for two freelance roles to help make this year’s Festival happen. See below for full information on the roles. To apply, please email a CV and covering letter stating why you are…

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SQIFF 2019 takes place 2nd to 6th October in Glasgow and we are offering a £1000 commission for someone to create the artwork (main image) to appear on the front of our brochure and our posters this year. To be eligible you must be based…

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SQIFF holds an annual 5 day event in Glasgow alongside year round one-off events. We are an organisation by and for LGBTQIA+ communities in Scotland. Our aims are to give people a chance to watch movies they wouldn’t otherwise get a chance to see and…

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SQIFF 2019 will take place in Glasgow 2nd to 6th October and submissions are now open. We’re using Film Freeway to accept submissions this year. To find out more and submit your film, click here. We are charging a relatively small amount for submissions for…

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We interviewed Glasgow-based artist and filmmaker Natasha Lall about her film Pink Excavation. Tell us a bit about yourself and your work as an artist and filmmaker. Hello, I’m Natasha (or Nat, whatever) Lall and i’m a multimedia artist. I’m QTIPOC, disabled and gender non-conforming….

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We asked Sonya Mulligan, director of new documentary Outitude, about creating a film about the Irish lesbian community. How did your film Outitude come about? Myself and Ger Moane (the producer) go regularly to GAZE [LGBTQ film festival in Dublin] and have always enjoyed seeing…

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We asked Shine Louise Houston, filmmaker and founder of queer porn company Pink + White Productions, about her work. How did you first get into adult filmmaking? It was 2004 and I was working at San Francisco sex toy retailer Good Vibrations and we had a…

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