Category: HGFF2023

Gore Vidal once defined the history of humanity as a history of movement, of migration

In all the years of Havana Glasgow Film Festival’s existence, we have concentrated on Cuban cinema, and only once shown a non-Cuban feature film

Havana Glasgow Film Festival are very pleased to present a programme of new feminist short films made as part of an initiative spearheaded by David Archibald from the University of Glasgow and Núria Araüna Baró of Universitat Rovira in Virgil

As the cost of living crisis has deepened over the last couple of years, and people have seen their living standards consequently eroded, trade union resistance to the situation has strengthened, and people like Mick Lynch, in his role as Secretary general of the RMT, have become folk heroes.

The Golden Age of auteur cinema may be over internationally; it certainly is within Cuba

One of the most popular recent documentaries on the subject of Cuba has been Marcia Jarmel and Ken Schneider’s “Los Hermanos” (The Brothers), which tracks the progress of two brothers, … Continue reading Sibling Harmony

We’ve got a talented team working for us at Havana Glasgow Film Festival

CineAstra – Havana Glasgow Film Festival are honoured to have been invited to participate in CineAstra