Shank
This year’s celebration of LGBT culture and art kicks off as the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival on Tour reaches Glasgow. Featuring opening night drama Shank (3 Sep), Born in 68’s tale of life and sexual politics in France (6 Sep) and pioneering British gay feature Nighthawks (8 Sep).
GFT, Glasgow, Thu 3 Sep until 11 Oct.
Europe's largest queer multi-arts festival takes over Glasgow with comedy, music, film, theatre, visual art, performance art, literature, club nights, educational events and community arts projects.
The first British gay feature to deal unapologetically with homosexuality, Peck's 1978 film centres on the life of a gay teacher living in London.
Devoid of the usual coming of age trappings, this gritty film chronicles 18-year-old Cal (Virgo) and his struggles to come to terms with his sexuality.
Glasgay! Film Festival(20 Aug 2009)
Sorting the wheat from the chaff at the upcoming festival
Call Me Kuchu
(18 Sep 2012)
Insightful documentary about the struggle for gay rights in Uganda
A guide to the Edinburgh and Glasgow LGBT scene(31 Aug 2012)
Clubs, bars, films, visual art, sports events and festivals all covered
Pink Flamingos and Prayers for Bobby among of Glasgay! 2010 film highlights(8 Oct 2010)
Stonewall Uprising, Assume Nothing and Orlando also screening
2010 preview: Great expectations(7 Jan 2010)
Glasgay! - Steven Thomson interview(24 Sep 2009)
London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival on Tour(9 Jul 2009)
Glasgay! Film Strand(2 Oct 2008)
Buy presale tickets for the Chamber of Secrets with live orchestra backing
Family films near you this week, including The Boss Baby and Despicable Me 3
July releases, including new Ozark, Friends from College, Chasing Coral and Castlevania
What's on where: the best places around the UK to see films after the sun goes down this summer
Daniel Radcliffe in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead, and more theatre, ballet and opera at the cinema
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