Glasgow Film Festival 2020 presents Neo-Glasgow
Seriously considering seeing Train to Busan, which I’ve still not seen.
Trouble is this stuff gets announced a month before the launch of the full programme so you’re never sure what else you might be missing. But also, it sells out within hours, so by the time the programme comes out, they’re gone.
Still, I think I’d like to go to Train to Busan.
GFF programme launches on 29th January, which means the tickets go on sale the next day, which is PAY DAY!
This is a little blog to show the wide range of excellent films shown at the Glasgow Film Festival. Some reviews are long, some reviews are short. All are intended to give you an idea of what you might like to see at GFF, and take a chance on seeing a different kind of film.
I can’t believe this. 24 hours from the end of the film festival and I come down with a vomiting bug.
I’ve been in my bed all day conserving my strength but I’m not up to going to the Closing Gala tonight. Sad times. First time I’ll miss it in ages. Will have to end the festival under my electric blanket this year.
Scariest thing all day was a short called Decor, which in 10 minutes managed to be both coherent and creepy.
28 films seen. 23 still to go.
Spotted myself in the crowd at the Opening Gala. Can you spot yourself?
Can’t decide if it’s dark blue or black?
Confirmed – dark blue.
Going to see this film at GFF19 and the trailer is just clips of Mads Mikkelsen in situations that make him go, “FUCK!”
The first wee sigh is like a tiny “fuck” and it just grows in ever increasing stakes to “FUUUCCCKK”.
Is it cruel that there’s part of me wants to see this trailer with the Curb Your Enthusiasm tune underneath it?
GOT MY TICKETS TO GFF19!