Community Takeover Day

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GFF Community Takeover Day 2026

GFF's annual Community Takeover Day is a free cinema event, created with and for communities around Glasgow.

Join us for a screening of brand new nature documentary Super Nature (PG), food, music and activities!

Collect your FREE ticket from Garnethill Multicultural Centre from 12:00 on Saturday 7 March - the film starts at 13.00 at Glasgow Film Theatre.

After the film, we'll head over to Adelaide Place on Bath Street together for an afternoon of talks, workshops, children's activities and food catered by MILK Glasgow, a social enterprise set up to support women from migrant backgrounds, including refugees and asylum seekers.

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Ticket information

For information on festival accessibility head over to our accessibility page. To book a wheelchair cinema space for Community Takeover Day 2026 email: nicola.scott@glasgowfilm.org.

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About The Film

Still from Super Nature showing a butterfly resting on a flower.
Still of a butterfly from Super Nature.(2025)

Super Nature (PG)(dir. Ed Sayers)

Documentarian Ed Sayers collaborates with people across 25 countries for this stunning debut nature documentary that offers a vibrant celebration of life across the planet and hope for the future, while also showing us some of the threats the climate crisis poses.

Shot exclusively on vintage Super 8 cameras, this opens a tactile and textured window into environments from the fiery volcanoes of Iceland to quirky kangaroos in Australia and the turbulent salmon streams of the Isle of Lewis.

Featuring biographical details and observations from those who shot each film, Sayers takes us on a philosophical and inspirational global journey.

This film is rated PG (Parental Guidance) and is suitable for general viewing, some material may not be suitable for young children. The film contains mild theatre and some upsetting scenes.

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Access Information

The film will be shown with captions, and the intro and talks will be live captioned.

If you need a moment to chill, pray or want to get away from the busy space, please use the Quite Room. It is situated down the ramp and through the doors on the left side of the stage.

There will be Farsi interpretation available throughout the day.

Accessible toilets are available at all Community Takeover Day venues.

For more access info and to book a wheelchair cinema space email: nicola.scott@glasgowfilm.org.

Locations & Times

Between 12:00-13:00, tickets can be collected from Garnethill Multicultural Centre, 21 Rose Street, G3 6RE.

The screening of Super Nature will take place at Film Glasgow Film Theatre, 12 Rose Street, G3 6RB.

From 14:30 onwards, talks, workshops, children's activities and food at Adelaide Place, 209 Bath Street, G2 4HZ.

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