Glasgow Short Film Festival 2021

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Burn On Arrival (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Owen Gower)
Christmas, 1995. Two strangers become trapped in an escalating nightmare.
Consumed (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Karen Lamond)
Grieving after miscarrying, Faye preserves the embryo in a jar of oil.
Everyman (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Jack Goessens; Writer: Jack Goessens)
A personal, visual essay about gender transition.
Expensive Shit (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Adura Onashile; Writer: Adura Onashile; Stars: Modupe Adeyeye, Kim Allan, Nebli Basani, John Mclarnon)
A Nigerian toilet attendant, desperate for survival, forced to manipulate unsuspecting women for men watching from behind a two-way mirror in a Glasgow club.
Lighting Tests (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Tom Nicoll)
A struggling actor. A good opportunity. Or is it?
Zatvaranje (Country: UK; Year: 2020; Director: Chris Leslie)
Empty streets, empty roads, play parks devoid of life with a population hiding indoors.
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