Glasgow Film & Video Workshop

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

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.

A cafe is frequented by lost souls and misfits.

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

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.

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.

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

A film exploring the daydreams of a young Victorian girl.

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

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

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.