The Glasgow Film Festival is a famous event celebrating films, both old and new. It hosts a whole array of screenings of exclusive premier films, guest appearances and truly inspiring events. It first began in 2005, and will be celebrating its 5th year in February 2009. Next year will see a homage paid to Audrey Hepburn, star of Breakfast at Tiffany’s, in the traditional retrospectives that take place every year. The 2008 Film Festival retrospective focused on Bette Davis.

The ten day event usually takes place in various venues in and around the City of Glasgow. With its massive amount of historical architecture, and even the more contemporary, modern city buildings, the City boasts a huge amount of locations where the Festival could take place. Many of the screenings that will take place will be screened for the first time, and some, never again, making it a historical event almost.

Film buffs are recommended to experience what the Glasgow Film Festival has to offer. Even festival lovers would have something to enjoy. The Festival will also see a variety of hopefuls that may be looking to break into the film industry.

Tickets to the Festival cost from between £4 and £40. The City also has on offer hotel deals and meal deals on those sites that are close to where the festival will be taking place. The Festival is also very accessible by public transport through the use of trains and coaches which run from all major towns and cities throughout the UK to Glasgow.

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