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Glasgow Short Film Festival 2019

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In The Fall and We Are All Here
Bouba And Kiki (Bouba & Kiki) (Country: UK; Year: 2019; Director: Jack Goessens)
A librarian suffers from a strange form of synaesthesia in which he associates voices with flavours. He is lured out of his reclusiveness when he meets a singer whose voice is completely flavourless.
Concrete And Flowers (Concrete & Flowers) (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: James Price)
Carlin embarks on a meandering yet volatile journey through Glasgow's East End before he eventually reaches his destination.
In The Fall (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: Tom Gentle; Writer: Tom Gentle, Alistair MacLeod; Stars: Stuart Bowman, Susan Coyle, Brian Ferguson, Lewis McGowan)
Faced with the ageing of his faithful workhorse, a man is forced to confront his own mortality and consider a sacrifice to ensure his family's survival.
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Laundromat (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: Madeleine Sayers)
A film in three parts, observing a small 24-hour laundromat as it changes from morning to night.
My Loneliness Is Killing Me (Country: UK; Year: 2018; Director: Tim Courtney)
Two men, each lonely in their own way, hook-up for a brief but revealing sexual encounter.
We Are All Here (Country: UK; Year: 2019; Director: Hannah Currie)
Glasgow rapper Lumo committed suicide aged 21, sending shockwaves through the Scottish hip hop community. As family and friends struggle to make sense of his death, they uncover hidden clues in lyrics and videos he left behind.
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