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Director Felipe Bustos Sierra pictured outside GFT on Opening Gala night of GFF26. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Glasgow Film Festival 2026 took place from 25 February to 8 March 2026.

Ed Sayers before the premiere of Super Nature at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

Felipe Bustos Sierra introduces Everybody To Kenmure Street at GFF26 Opening Gala. Photography by Amy Muir.

Cast and Crew of Everyone To Kenmure Street on the Red Carpet at GFF26. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Directors Ben & Nathan McQuaid at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

Afterparty of Glasgow Film Festival 2026 Opening Night at Berlinkys. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Mark Jenkin and George Mackay before the premiere of Rose of Nevada at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

Yahya Barry speaking at the Industry Focus Ramadan Iftar at GFF26. Photography by Ingrid Mur.

The festival audience queuing outside the GFT for the Premiere of Super Nature. Photography by Amy Muir.

(L-R) Head of Programme Paul Gallagher and Head of Festival Operations Debbie Aitken at GFF26 Opening Gala. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard & George Mackay at the Broken English Q&A. Photography by Amy Muir.

We had the privilege of hosting the UK premiere of Glasgow-shot documentary Everybody To Kenmure Street and awarding Glasgow director Lynne Ramsay with the festival's Cinema City Honorary Award.

Writer Bernard MacLaverty pictured before the screening of Midwinter Break at GFF26. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Director Polly Findlay on the red carpet of Midwinter Break at GFF26. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Director Lynne Ramsay receives the Cinema City Honorary Award at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard & George Mackay on the red carpet at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

GFT illuminated during a premiere at GFF26. Photography by Amy Muir.

GFF Audience and Aliens queue in the GFT foyer for the premiere of Welcome To G-Town. Photography by Amy Muir.

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Director Gavin Fitzgerald and rugby legend Gavin Hastings discuss the legacy of Jonah Lomu at the screening of Lomu.

(L-R) Rob MacNeacail & Jack Archer photographed prior to the World Premiere of Sailm nan Daoine (Psalms of the People) at GFF26. Photography by Ryan Rutherford.

BFI Youth Industry Day at GFF26. Photography by Erika Stevenson.

Live Music as part of the GFF Youth Takeover 2026 at Adelaide Place. Photography by Erika Stevenson.

GFF26 Industry Awards Dinner. Photography by Erika Stevenson.

James McAvoy and the cast of California Schemin' introduce the film ahead of the UK premiere at GFF26 Closing Gala. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Director Gavin Fitzgerald on the red carpet before the premiere of documentary Lomu. Photography by Eoin Carey.

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GFF26 Special Event celebrating 50 years of Carrie at The Pyramid at Anderston. Photography by Ingrid Mur.

Director James McAvoy on the GFF red carpet before the UK premiere of California Schemin'. Photography by Eoin Carey.

GFF26 Industry Focus networking event at Social Hub Glasgow. Photography by Ingrid Mur.

Alice Wincour photographed before the UK Premiere of her film Couture. Photography by Amy Muir.

GFF26 Special Event celebrating 25 years of Moulin Rouge at Glasgow University Union. Photography by Ingrid Mur.

(L-R) Samuel Bottomley and Séamus McLean Ross outside of the GFT before the UK premiere of California Schemin'. Photography by Eoin Carey.

Former Glasgow Film CEO Allison Gardner and Tony Harris outside of the GFT on Closing Gala night. Photography by Amy Muir.

Director Efraín Mojica photographed before the screening of Jaripeo at GFF26. Photography by Ryan Rutherford.

Chris Colfer photographed after the UK Premiere of The Restoration at Grayson Manor. Photography by Eoin Carey.

(L-R) Actor Emmanuel Santos and director James J. Robinson before the UK premiere of First Light. Photography by Amy Muir.

Natalie Quarry on the GFF red carpet prior to the UK premiere of Think of England. Photography by Amy Muir.

As we arrived at Closing Gala, GFF26 hosted 126 films across 12 days, including 16 World, European and International premieres, 68 UK premieres, and 18 Scottish premieres, with titles from 44 countries and six continents.

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