Genre Foreign: Swedish
This first episode of our brand new film programme “Genre Foreign” features a discussion of and excerpts from some interesting Swedish films.
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Keeping a close eye on not just the latest Hollywood films, but also the latest student-made blockbuster, GUST’s film programme offers an interesting wrap up of the latest screen successes. Made a student film and would like to show it on our programme? Contact us.
Student Spotlight: Cliff Andrade’s Tony Blair
Continuing our Student Spotlight series, Deborah Halliday speaks to filmmaker Cliff Andrade about his work and we showcase his film; Tony Blair.
GUST Film: Christmas Special 2011
Welcome to this festive edition of GUST Film, where we take a look at the best and traditional christmas films.
Student Spotlight: Callum McLeod’s Pandora
In the second episode of our Student Spotlight series, we talk to film director Callum Mcleod and showcase his latest short, Pandora.
Student Spotlight: Martin Heron’s Hitman
In the first episode of GUST Film’s Student Spotlight series, we interview filmmaker Martin Heron and have a look at his recent short film “The Hitman”.
The Film Programme
On this episode of The Film Programme, we check out the artistic thriller, Drive, as well as looking at some films we think will be the ones to watch this Awards season.
GUST Film
Andrew hosts this very special Matt Damon-themed episode of GUST Film, featuring reviews of True Grit and The Adjustment Bureau as well as an hommage to Mr Quentin Tarantino.
GUST Film: Hollywood Edition
It’s Hollywood month! And this year Chad and Tiffany are on your screens to dazzle you with a show full of tribute, mimicry and mockery – and a one-time exclusive interview.
Gust Film, 22nd Nov
A very creepy episode of GUST Film brings you a remake of cult classic “Fight Club”, students’ reactions to the new Harry Potter film, and a short film “Jimmy in the Hole” by Ewan Fletcher.
GUST FILM, 27TH OCT
This is GUST Film, bringing you reviews on the latest films, and a very special version of Harry Potter… Also this week a screening of “A Beard Film”, a short film by Ian Robertson of Cut! Filmmaking.