The Southside Film Festival screened a variety of films, including feature films, animation, shorts, documentaries and music videos.
American Cousins [Friday | 20:00 | cert 15]
Two American mafiosi, take refuge in the Glasgow cafe owned by their Scottish/Italian cousin. But cousin Roberto isn't the tough guy they'd expected.
Artists' Films @ Southside Studios [Fri | 22:00 | cert 18]
An outdoor late evening showcase of curated artist films for the Southside Film Festival.
Crying with Laughter [Saturday | 19:30 | cert 18]
Crying with Laughter is a powerfully redemptive and darkly comedic revenge thriller, set against the vicious world of stand-up comedy.
Forest of Black Music Video Showcase [Friday | 20:30 | cert 15]
The Forest Of Black present a selection of their music videos as an entertaining quasi-documentary, illustrating both the company's story, and its voyages through the murky waters of the record industry.
Making Waves [Saturday | 21:00 | N/C]
Nathan and Michael give a tour, and talks through of the history, present and future of the Govanhill Baths.
Nosferatu [Sunday | 20:00 | cert PG]
Nosferatu was the first (albeit unofficial) screen adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes [Sunday | 15:00 | cert PG]
When a bored Holmes eagerly takes the case of Gabrielle Valladon after an attempt on her life, the search for her missing husband leads to Loch Ness and the legendary monster.
Red Skirts on Clydeside [Saturday | 15:00 | cert N/C 12+]
In 1915, a year into the First World War, landlords in Glasgow put up tenement rents. Women in Govan responded with a rent strike. In Red Skirts on Clydeside, chart the careers of Jean Ferguson, Mary Barbour and Helen Crawford Agnes Dollan through their involvement in the strike.
Save Our Pool [Saturday | 21:00 | N/C]
Save Our Pool is about the extraordinary lengths the local Govanhill community went to save their local pool when they began what was to become the longest occupation of a public building in British history.
Scottish Short Animation [Saturday | 11:00 | suitable for 12+]
A selection of shorts animation which showcases the work of some of the animators in the Scottish Animation Network.
Short Film: Close [Sunday | 18:30 | cert 15]
Vincent is preparing the house for his newborn daughter's homecoming. His joy and excitement, however, turn into something darker when one of his neighbours suggests a sordid future for both Vincent and his child.
Short Films: Dreamlands [Saturday | 19:30 | cert 15]
Strange worlds, eccentric characters and unexpected happenings await in this eclectic, international selection of films from Glasgow Short Film Festival 2011.
Short Film: Fridge [Sunday | 18:30 | cert 15]
Tells the story of when a young boys' game in a backcourt in Glasgow goes wrong, resulting in one of them being trapped in a discarded fridge.
Short films: Summer Stories [Sunday | 16:00 | cert PG]
Song, laughter and distant landscapes feature in this family-friendly selection of diverse films from Glasgow Short Film Festival 2011.
Shorts for Wee Ones [Saturday | 09:30 | suitable for 5+]
Courtesty of Discovery Childrens's Film Festival a selection of inventive, funny and fantastically colourful animations from around the world.
Southside & Shipyards Archive Screening [Saturday | 14:00 | cert E (exempt)]
A programme of short archive films of Southside Glasgow in the 1950s and 1960s followed by a chance to see the Oscar winning documentary Seawards the Great Ships.
Starting Block - Short Films [Sunday | 14:00 | cert 15]
A selection of short films by Starting Block, a training and mentoring programme for first time filmmakers run by Diversity Films.
You Play Your Part [Saturday | 15:00 | cert N/C 12+]
A community based, participatory documentary tells the stories of campaigning women, the campaign for equal pay and women’s working lives in the industries and trade unions of Clydeside.