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GSFF23 faves: Find Your Way

23 March

A quick guide into this year's programme you ask? We present a selection of shorts from across the GSFF23 strands and focuses, offering you a little teaser to figure out what to see next. Will you lean more towards A.I.-antics or want to explore our Lebanese focus? Hopefully you'll dig all of it and be sent into an excellent festival week. And just like you, characters in these films are trying to find their way, but maybe with a bit more at stake than a festival programme... 

All films captioned for d/Deaf viewers.

Ice Merchants

Every day, a father and his son jump with a parachute from their cliffside house to get to the village far below where they sell ice.

Aphonia

The daily routine of a boarding school for deaf children is disturbed by the arrival of a new student. He cannot sign, he does not speak and feels alienated.

Bellsmyre Caledonia

Dumbarton-based writer Tommy Lusk wanders around the hills above his scheme, ruminating on work, leisure, and housing during the pandemic.

Corrupted

After losing her memory to electroshock therapy, Andrea tries to reconstruct her past as she searches for her former self.

Backflip

Park, apartment, 6-core processor. My avatar learns a backflip.

Warsha

A Syrian migrant working as a crane operator in Beirut volunteers to cover a shift on one of the most dangerous cranes, where he is able to find his freedom.

  • Recommended age 15+
  • Duration 1h30m
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