Following on the film screenings of Cinema Action’s two films as part of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders’ 40th Anniversary Screenings, and a piece on the arts pages of the Morning Star last month, two other journals have published material on the screenings, and a further showing of the longer docunentary film - Class Struggle, film from the Clyde - is planned next week as part of Glasgow’s South Side Film Festival.
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| Ann Guedes, co-founder of Cinema Action, who came to Glasgow in March for the UCS Anniversary screenings of her films. |
The prestigious Scottish Review has marked the film screenings with an interview with Ann Guedes here, and Scottish Left Review has a review of the film screenings in its latest here. As both these articles were written by me, albeit from different perspectives, I must apologise for any duplication.
The Showing of Class Struggle as part of the South Side film Festival will be in Govan’s Pearce Institute, appropriately enough, on Saturday 19 May at 3.00pm. The programme for the festival is here. Tickets for this screening are free, and available on the door. They are also available in advance from Young’s Interesting Books.
As Class Struggle hadn’t been seen in Scotland for many years prior to its screening in March, it is well worth this second opportunity to see.
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