Cinemap

After three successful years of running a film festival in May Southside Film Festival the team behind the festival have decided to do something a little different for this May. 

Southside Film Festival presents Cinemap, a screening event over the weekend of 23-25 May, 2014 in various Southside locations.

Cinemap is inspired by last year's ALBERT DRIVE project that asked the people of Pollokshields to meet their neighbours through a series of artistic commissions exploring the central question 'who is my neighbour'?

Cinemap will screen a number of ALBERT DRIVE films including work by Basharet Khan and Abigail Howkins which explore the theme of neighbour but also highlight the importance of local, of community and of bringing people together. 

• Cinemap is looking for more films that explore the wider Southside community and the themes of COMMUNITY and LOCAL. We are looking for films that have imaginative approaches to these themes. 
• We are also looking for new work made in Southside Glasgow and/or made by Southside filmmakers that has not screened at previous Southside Film Festivals. 
• We are also inviting filmmakers to submit site specific work that responds to and relate to the Cinemap screening spaces- Shawlands Arcade, The Glad Cafe, Govanhill Baths, New Victoria Gardens and East Pollokshields Quadand The Tramway.

How to Submit: download a submission form and return to southsidefilmfest@gmail.com along with film

Submission Deadline: 9am, Monday 14 April, 2014

Cinemap is a partnership project lead by Southside Film Festival with the ALBERT DRIVE project, Art Village, The Glad Cafe, Govanhill Baths, New Victoria Gardens, East Pollokshields Quad, The Tramway and filmmakers Abigail Howkins and Basharet Khan.

Cinemap: mapping the Southside through film: 23-25 May 2014

N.B. The Festival are also looking for new volunteers to help with the Cinemap project. If you are interested please email southsidefilmfest@gmail.com with your CV and availability and tell them how you would like to get involved. Deadline to apply for volunteering is also 9am, Monday 14 April, 2014.

Boom Boom

Citizens Theatre and Gilly Roche present a brand new late night arts club called BOOMBOX!

"BOOMBOX is a series of late night surprise multi-arts events at the Citizens Theatre, produced and curated by Gilly Roche, producer of the hugely successful IF events at the Southside Studios in Summer 2013.

The Circle Studio will be transformed into an intimate, informal black box of tricks presented by some of Glasgow’s most dynamic artists. We’ll invite them for to let loose, celebrate, experiment and entertain.

It might be a gig by a big name musician, a work-in-progress performance, a movie night or a DJ led dance party. The bar will be open and we’ll keep things nice and informal. One thing is guaranteed - these events go BOOM!

10pm - midnight and this is the first of three, monthly BOOMBOX events in the Circle Studio. £7 a ticket and the bar will be open all night. AND it's a surprise line-up to that people can come and see their new favourite artists."

The IF events at the Southside Studios were great so the new nights at the Citz is sounding really interesting.

10pm 7 March / 18 Apr / 16 MAy

£7

Citizens Theatre

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