Glasgow Film Festival
The 22nd edition of Glasgow Film Festival, Scotland's largest film festival, will run from 25th February to 8th March at Glasgow Film Theatre and venues across Glasgow and beyond!
About Glasgow Film Festival
| 25th Feb 2026 to 8th Mar 2026 | |
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Glasgow Film Theatre 12 Rose Street, Glasgow City Centre G3 6RB |
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A mainstay of the UK’s cultural calendar since 2005, Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) has firmly established itself as an unmissable international event and one of the UK’s top film festivals.
With an expertly curated, audience friendly programme of feature film premieres, community and youth led activities and a commitment to supporting new talent, we have nurtured a dedicated and diverse audience, both locally and internationally.
Glasgow Film Festival is renowned for being an important annual meeting place for the screen industry and a key launch pad for films and filmmakers at every stage of their careers.
A friendly, fun and buzzy festival, GFF is a celebration for people who love film, winning the hearts of film fans across the globe delivering an unrivalled breadth of programme and a warm welcome to all.
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