SQIFF 2018: Opening Shorts
Chris Dobson examines the films screened at the opening night of SQIFF 2018.
Chris Dobson examines the films screened at the opening night of SQIFF 2018.
Two short films making up the SCOTCH PORN program at SQIFF 2018 should prove a source of heated discussion, writes Sammy Andie Bennett.
Watching CHAOS, Sara Fattahi’s second feature-length documentary, you immediately realise that chaos comes in different shapes and sizes. Victoria Becker reviews at Document 2018.
Agustina Comedi has beautifully created a moving portrait of her late father Jaime, an Argentinean LBTQ+ activist before his married fatherhood. Victoria Becker reviews at Document 2018.
LOOKING AT OTHERS is an interrogation into the politics of spectatorship, underpinning the ethos of Document Human Rights Film Festival. Naomi Gessesse reviews.
Mika Imai takes on a new project portraying the tender relationship between two young women. Serena Scateni reviews at SQIFF 2018.
Anna Whealing reviews enlightening tales of hurt and hardship at Scottish Queer International Film Festival 2018.
Linn de Quebrada showing you ‘the new Eve’ should prove a highlight of SQIFF 2018. Sammy Andie Bennett reviews.
Cinema becomes exciting when it breaks the mould and challenges the status quo of the mainstream. PULSE is one such film. Sammy Andie Bennett reviews at SQIFF 2018.
Document Human Rights Film Festival included this program of nine Palestinian short films. Chris Dobson reviews the screening in Glasgow.