Join us for an evening of Scottish short documentaries to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Bridging the Gap, one of the leading documentary new talent initiatives for cinema and broadcast in the UK. In addition to this year’s new crop of films, two Bridging the Gap alumni, Sam Firth and Jane McAllister, will present their brand new shorts.
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Nae Pasaran (Felipe Bustos Sierra, 13min)
The true story of Scottish workers’ defiant stand against Pinochet’s Chilean Regime.
Inorganica (Valerie Mellon, 15min)
Evolution of life on earth took 14 billion years. A scientist claims he can do it in a matter of hours.
Swallow (Genevieve Bicknell, 9min)
A short experimental film about the power of food.
Buffalo Dreams (Maurice O’Brien, 15min)
The harsh reality facing Scotland’s only commercial buffalo farm.
Stay the Same (Sam Firth, 14min)
A collection of moments over the course of a year, exploring our relationship with time.
The Registrars (Jane McAllister, 29min)
An intimate insight into the busiest Register House in Scotland.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with Sam Firth and Jane McAllister
Scotland: Short & Sweet | Tuesday 15th October 2013 – 6:05pm
Filmhouse (cinema 2)