SQIFF 2017 will take place 27th September to 1st October in Glasgow and we are recruiting for the following roles to help us make the Festival happen. To apply, please […]
SQIFF 2017 takes place 27th September to 1st October in Glasgow and we are offering a commission of £500 for someone to create the artwork (main image) to appear on
SQIFF 2017 Artwork Commission Read More »
We are super pleased to announce that SQIFF 2017 will take place 27th September to 1st October in Glasgow. We return with our packed programme of screenings, workshops, discussions, and
Dates announced and passes on sale for SQIFF 2017! Read More »
SQIFF has had another exceptional year with audience numbers up (to 2500) for our 2nd annual festival, a (somewhat random and unexpected) tour of Colombia, and loads of one-off events
2016 end of year reflection Read More »
We are delighted to announce the winning films for the 2016 SQIFFies! The winner of SQIFF’s 2016 Best Scottish Short is Where We Are Now directed by Lucie Rachel and
Winners of the 2016 SQIFFies announced! Read More »
Charles Lum spoke to us about senior gay men, porn, sex and orgies, racism and some history of LGBT night life. His film SEX and the Silver Gays screens 2nd October at
Interview with Charles Lum director SEX and the Silver Gays Read More »
Marc David Jacobs introduces Derek Jarman’s first feature film Sebastiane, a sexually explicit controversial queer reworking of the Christian myth of Saint Sebastiane. The film screens at Glasgow Film Theatre,
Interview with Marc David Jacobs about Derek Jarman’s Sebastiane Read More »
The Scottish Premiere of Women and the Word: The Revival screens on the October 2nd at the CCA. The documentary is a road movie of the slam poetry Revival Tour
Interview with Yaani Supreme Producer of Women And The Word: The Revival Read More »
The UK premiere of Gender Troubles: The Butches screens in the Braw Butches event on the 1st October at Glasgow Women’s Library. The screening is followed by a discussion led by
Interview with Lisa Plourde director of Gender Troubles: The Butches Read More »
Jordan Phillips knows all things queer and horror and is postgraduate researcher at Queen Margaret University. At SQIFF this year, he will introduce a selection of classic queer horror movies, including
Queer Horror: a conversation with horror academic Jordan Phillips Read More »
