About this Event
UK premieres
Wheelchair accessible | English subtitles | Pay-what-you-can tickets (£2–12)
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Following last year’s Audience Award for Alex Milic’s Consul of Nowhereland (Montenegro), this year’s competition brings 14 new titles — from Poland and Iran to Uzbekistan and Greece. Once again, you — our audience! — will vote for the winner.
Our first block moves between sharp, playful storytelling and intimate testimonies, bridging the gap between the personal and the political. A young girl carries her uprooted home in her sleeve, a mother and daughter confront the scars of patriarchal society together, a remote train station becomes the stage for an absurdist play. Together, these films form a choir of voices in search of belonging in the face of displacement, oppression and exclusion.
Content notes: war, blood, dead body, discussion of transphobia and homophobia, state oppression, trauma and grief, discussion of sexualised violence, depiction of ableism
Access notes: loud noises and music, flickering lights
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Programme (In Order of Screening)
Bunny Decides to Go (Dovşan getmək qərarına gəlir) by Vusala Hajiyeva, Azerbaijan, 2022
Autokar by Sylwia Szkiłądź, Belgium/France, 2025
Three Women Named Svetlana (Tri žene po imenu Svetlana) by Natalia Boorsma, Serbia/Netherlands, 2024
Nudity (Nagota) by Sabina Bakaeva, Uzbekistan/France, 2025
Us, The Sea and The Sad End by Małgorzata Rybak, Poland, 2023
Rock Berkut by Tamerlan Almanov, Qazaqstan*, 2025
Cleaner by Kostas Gerampinis, Greece, 2024
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Pyramid at Anderston - Sports Hall, 759 Argyle Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
GBP 2.00 to GBP 12.00
