Glasgow Short Film Festival 2023

View other Glasgow Short Film Festival Films by strand: Bill Douglas Award 1: Soon what remains?, Bill Douglas Award 2: What we leave lingering, Bill Douglas Award 3: We will not act accordingly, Bill Douglas Award 4: Absurdity of labour, pt. 2, Bill Douglas Award 5: History teaches, but has no pupils, Bill Douglas Award 6: Each their own frontiers, Camino To Cop26, Family Shorts, For Shorts And Giggles, Galas, GSFF23 Faves: Find Your Way, Islands That Come And Go, Lebanese Focus: And Then God Created Man, Lebanese Focus: Trapped, Right Of Way, Rise of the Empathy Machines, Scared Shortless, Scottish Competition 1: (Un)Tethered, Scottish Competition 2: Dig Deep, Scottish Competition 3: From Earth, Scottish Competition 4: Navigations, Spatial Hunger: Everything I Saw, Spatial Hunger: In The Unseen, Visible Cinema, Wagner & de Burca: Performing Labour, Wagner & de Burca: Space Reclaimed, Welcome to the Multiverse, Young Scottish Filmmaker Prize 1, Young Scottish Filmmaker Prize 2

Bod Bod
Bod and Zizi & Me – Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better)
Bod (Country: UK; Year: 2022; Director: Isabel Garrett)
Getting ready for bed, a woman tries to dive inside her own body. A little journey into both the strangeness of flesh and the comfort of it, and our tendency to overlook its wonder in pursuit of an ever changing ideal of beauty.
Candy (Country: UK; Year: 2022; Director: Sarah Grant)
A body positive comedy that joyfully reclaims female sexuality and self-confidence. Mandy, a plus size burlesque enthusiast, is nervously practicing for her first public performance with the help of her best friend and dance partner, Jenna. It’s not until Jenna is in trouble that Mandy realises she doesn’t need the glittering stage and best friend at her side to take up space and perform in all her fat and sexy glory.
Swinguerra (Country: Brazil; Year: 2019; Director: Bárbara Wagner, Benjamin de Burca)
In the outskirts of Recife, dedicated performance groups use dance as a platform to address current tensions concerning the political rights of minorities.
Zizi & Me – Anything You Can Do (I Can Do Better) (Country: UK; Year: 2022; Director: Jake Elwes, Me The Drag Queen)
A double act between drag queen Me The Drag Queen, and a deepfake (AI) clone of Me The Drag Queen. By training a neural network on filmed footage this network learnt to construct a virtual body that can be controlled by feeding it new reference movements.
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