We’ve announced the first four events for SQIFF 2018 – and tickets are on sale now! SQIFF 2018 kicks off on Wednesday 5 December at Glasgow Film Theatre with Opening […]
SQIFF 2018 – First Events Announced and On Sale! Read More »
In order to make SQIFF more accessible to those on a low income, we use a sliding scale ticket price for our events. You can choose what you pay based
SQIFF Sliding Scale Tickets: What Should I Pay? Read More »
SQIFF 2018 takes place 5th to 9th December in Glasgow. We are recruiting for two freelance roles to help make this year’s Festival happen. See below for full information on
Vacancies: Admin & Events Assistant and Guest Coordinator Read More »
THIS POSITION IS NOW FILLED – THANKS EVERYONE FOR YOUR INTEREST. We are looking for a filmmaker with access to equipment to shoot, record sound, and edit a ten minute
Vacancy: Freelance Filmmaker Read More »
On 25th February for Glasgow Film Festival we presented a talk about the history of trans cinema as a prelude to a screening of a film being released in the
Trans Cinema: a History Read More »
At SQIFF 2017, we introduced a sliding scale ticket system with the aim of making the festival more affordable to more people. A lot of events organisers have been in touch asking how
Sliding Scale Tickets Report Read More »
We have several DVD copies of filmmaker Kanchi Wichmann’s excellent and very relatable new Berlin queer scene-set web series, Mixed Messages, to give away courtesy of Peccadillo Pictures. To be
Win a copy of new web series Mixed Messages Read More »
We are pleased to announce that the winning film for this year’s Best Scottish Short competition was A Long Line of Glitter, created by Asten Holmes-Elliott alongside a community of
Winner of Best Scottish Short at SQIFF 2017! Read More »
The first time I ever had a real understanding of my identity was through reflections in culture. With no relatable figures nearby, and being labelled gay or lesbian considered an
Eleanor Capaldi: Seeing Ourselves on Screen Read More »
When I first saw the trailer for the film Victoria and Abdul, I felt a bit sick. It looked like yet another nostalgic, royalist whitewashing of Britain’s oppressive colonial history.
Rob Eagle: Unsettling White Colonial History Read More »
