Glasgow Film & Video Workshop

Experimental documentary.

Three kids are trapped in the classroom in “a battle between the natural authority of the body and the unreal demands of the adult world”.

A cafe is frequented by lost souls and misfits.

Second in a series of films based on the poetry of Brian Patten.

A yearning for Mr Right leads Linda on a journey of self-discovery.

Gorbals, Glasgow. A caterpillar crosses the road unnoticed by anyone. Four stories pass within millimetres of its life.

A film exploring the daydreams of a young Victorian girl.

Will poor Beethoven's troubles never end? Stuck in an artistic rut, noisy neighbors - and now, the rent is due. The story of Beethoven's inspiration for his most famous piano composition, Für Elise.

A woman drives her taxi round the streets of Glasgow and picks up a troubled man with whom she begins a conversation.

Two young people lock themselves into a flat with a dead body, waiting for it to go to heaven. When an inquisitive neighbour intervenes, they set off on a nocturnal journey to dispose of the dead man.

Made by the Glasgow Film and Video Workshop Community Projects team, this video tells of the award-winning recycling activities undertaken by staff and children at the Rutherglen Day Nursery in 1992 - 1993. The young children offer their views on the project, as well as people in the paper and can recycling businesses the nursery has been working with.

A television news reporter wins an award for his coverage of a refugee crisis.

Documentary revealing the unexpected homoeroticism of Scottish country dancing, filmed at a lesbian and gay ceilidh in Glasgow.

Film based on the poem by Brian Patten.

A tale of a man, a woman and some strange sexual practices.