Founded in 2005, GFF has grown to become Scotland’s flagship film festival. With a programme packed with film premieres spanning the spectrum of cinema from across the globe, the festival has grown from 6,000 attendances in its first edition to more than 43,000 in recent years, GFF is now one of the UK's most significant film festivals, and an unmissable moment in the international film calendar. Each year they screen hundreds of titles spanning the spectrum of cinema, from all over the world.
In this episode of the Film Ireland podcast, Gemma Creagh sits down with FrightFest co-director Greg Day. She also catches up with filmmakers Ali Cook and Paul Boyd, whose films both premiered at this fantastic and terrifying strand of horror at the BAFTA-qualifying Glasgow Film Festival. Dubbed “th
June Butler surveys the horror of the housing market in her review of Irish short 'Conveyance'.
In this Film Ireland Podcast, award-winning writer director and documentary filmmaker Roisin Kearney talks to actor Travis Nelson.