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Film Hub Scotland’s Favourite Films of 2021
It's end-of-year list season, and Film Hub Scotland make no exception! As blockbusters started to refill cinema screens in 2021, there were also a large number of independent and cultural cinema releases that stuck in our minds throughout the year. Here are our team's top films of 2021, unranked.
Dardishi: Emerging Programmers
Supported by our Film Exhibition Fund, Dardishi will be welcoming three new exciting film programmers to curate a month each of innovative and acclaimed films.
Clare Grogan presents Reel Women at Hippodrome, Bo’ness
The Hippodrome has announced that multi-talented Scottish artist Clare Grogan will be presenting four films, showcasing the work of some of the most inspirational women film directors of recent year, supported by our Film Exhibition Funding.
Take One Action Opens with Living Proof
Take One Action - the UK’s leading global change film festival - has announced the full programme for its 14th annual edition, including opening film Living Proof. See the world premiere of our new archive project in Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Cinescapes
A double bill of Trainspotting and its sequel T2 Trainspotting launches Cinescapes, a festival celebrating Scottish films in the locations that inspired them, supported by Film Hub Scotland Major Commissions funding.
Cromarty Young Programmers Announce New Film Season
Supported by our BFI FAN Film Exhibition Fund, the Cromarty & Resolis Film Society Young Programmers present a season of socially and politically aware films at the newly-opened cinema.
Alchemy Film & Arts Festival Launches 2021 Programme
Bringing an eclectic array of expertly curated moving image and art to online audiences, the eleventh edition of Alchemy Film & Arts Festival begins today - and it’s free to access.
GFF launches ‘Welcome To’, telling Black Scottish stories
Glasgow Film Festival will this year feature Welcome To, a programme of films and events, with a focus on Black Scottish films, filmmakers and history curated by Natasha Ruwona and Tomiwa Folorunso.
Scottish Titles at GFF21
Every year, Glasgow Film Festival curates a programme of new Scottish cinema, often before you can see the films elsewhere. Here are our 2021 picks of the programme.
GFF 2021: Our Picks
This year’s edition of the Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) may be taking place in the virtual space, but the programme is no less interesting and diverse for it; the Film Hub Scotland team present their picks of the myriad genres, countries and stories on offer at this year’s festival.