In this special live episode, Thai filmmaker Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke (winner of GSFF21's Bill Douglas Award with his thirty-minute stand-out Red Aninsri; or, Tiptoeing on the Still Trembling Berlin Wall, an inventive and playful "queer espionage film m

In this episode you will hear from some of Glasgow Short Film Festival's team. We discuss parts of the programme and what we’re looking forward to, starting with a chat between our Films Assistant Grace Feinmann and Guest Coordinator Heather Bradshaw. The

In this episode you will hear from Spanish filmmaker Diana Toucedo, who directed the 45-minute experimental and part-animated documentary Camille & Ulysse, in which philosophers and writers Donna Haraway and Vinciane Despret read from their own fabula

In this episode writer and curator, Sara Greavu leads a discussion with Barbed Wire Love strand curators Peter Taylor and Myrid Carten as well as filmmakers Mariah Garnett, Desmond Bell and Margo Harkin. You can find further information on Barbed Wire Lov

This special episode is presented by Glasgow Short Co-Director Sanne Jehoul & Festival Director and Trustee Matt Lloyd who talk more about the GSFF 2021 edition. There are also interviews with Marketing Office Katie Goh & Festival Co-ordinator Hea

Laura Rantanen, a Finnish filmmaker who is the recipient of the 2019 Bill Douglas Award, talks to 2020 Bill Douglas Award winner, Danish-Palestinian filmmaker Mahdi Fleifel about his film 3 Logical Exits You can view 3 Logical Exits in its entirety by vis

French multimedia artist and visual arts teacher Pamela Pianezza talks to 2019 Bill Douglas Award winner, Finnish documentary filmmaker Laura Rantanen about her film Liminality & Communitas You can view Liminality & Communitas in its entirety by v

Daniel Ebner, Co-founder and Artistic Director of Vienna Shorts talks to 2018 Bill Douglas Award winner, French-Canadian filmmaker Shalimar Preuss about her film Strange Says The Angel You can view Strange Says The Angel in its entirety by visiting: 

Tara Judah, Bristol-based film critic, writer and programmer talks to 2017 Bill Douglas Award winner, Dutch filmmaker Douwe Dijkstra about his film Green Screen Gringo. You can view Green Screen Gringo in its entirety by visiting: glasgowshort.org/sh

UK producer and founder of Life to Live Films Ohna Falby talks to 2016 Bill Douglas Award winner, British filmmaker Anwar Boulifa about his film A Short Guide to Re-Entry You can view A Short Guide to Re-Entry in its entirety by visiting: glasgowshor