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      • EuropeNow 2020: Shorts I
      • EuropeNow 2020 Features: Quiet Life | 31.07 | 6 pm BST
      • EuropeNow 2020: Shorts II
      • EuropeNow 2020 Director’s Spotlight: Dekel Berenson | 5 pm BST
      • EuropeNow 2020 Features: Salt and Pepper | 1.08 | 6.30 pm BST
      • EuropeNow 2020: Shorts III
      • EuropeNow 2020 Features: The Mayor’s Race | 1.08 | 3 pm BST
      • EuropeNow 2020 Features: Humanity Last: Refugees Still Hope | 2.08 | 5.30 pm BST
    • WoFF Goes Online: Weekly Film Events
    • Balkan Musicals: My Father the house-painter (Bulgaria)
    • Romanian Classics: Veronica (1972)
    • Balkan Musicals: Greek night with ‘Some like it cold’
    • 2.11 | WOFF X SCOTTISH BORDERS | WILD ROSE SCREENING & DISCUSSION
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    • WoFF 2020
      • Thursday 8.10
        • Shorts Competition 1 | 2 pm
        • Shorts Competition 2 | 4.30 pm
        • European Film Academy Shorts 1 | 7 pm
        • The Woman Who Ran | Opening Film | 7 pm
      • Friday 9.10
        • Shorts Competition 3 | 12 pm
        • Female Perspective Shorts 1 | 2.30 pm
        • This Is Where I Meet You | Female Perspective Competition | 5 pm
        • European Film Academy Shorts 2 | 7 pm
        • 15 Years | First Feature Competition | 9 pm
      • Saturday 10.10
        • Animation Day in Glasgow: Third Edition | All Day
        • Shorts Competition 4 | 12 pm
        • The Donbass Children | Balkan Cinema Competition | 4 pm
        • Rotten Ears | First Feature Competition | 6 pm
        • Female Perspective Shorts 2 | 7.30 pm
      • Sunday 11.10
        • Mezquite’s Heart | Female Perspective Competition | 12 PM
        • Female Perspective Shorts 3 | 1.30 pm
        • Shorts Competition 5 | 4 pm
        • Focus on Balkan Cinema: Short Films | 6.30 pm
        • A Picture with Yuki | Balkan Cinema Competition | 8 pm
    • WoFF 2019
      • AWARDS 2019
      • WoFF 2019: Opening Night
      • Dream State
      • Short Films Competition: Part 1
      • Animated Women UK: Panel discussion
      • Virgin Money Lounge Programme
      • World Animation
      • Balkan Focus: Shorts
      • Female Perspective Shorts: Part 1
      • A Moon For My Father
      • Queen of The F***Ing World: Performance
      • Family Animation (All ages)
      • Short Films Competition: Part 2
      • Stories of Women in Film: Panel Discussion
      • Pitch Session: Ideas from Script to Screen
      • Female Perspective Shorts: Part 2
      • Breathe
    • FESTIVAL 2018
      • Sgt Stubby: National Cinema Day Family Screening (Animation)
      • Pre-Fest Party + International Shorts Screening @ Nice N Sleazy’s (FREE)
      • Opening Film: A Balkan Noir | 4 Oct | 7 pm
      • Special Screening – Musical: The Island Of Doctor Moron
      • Clay Pit | 5.10 | 6.30 pm
      • Shorts Competition | 5.10 | 8.15 pm
      • Animation Day: VR Experiences
      • Animation Day: UK animation screening | 6.10 | 12 pm
      • Animation Day: International Shorts | 6.10 | 1.15 pm
      • Animation Workshop with Sharon Sorensen | 6.10 | 2.30 pm
      • Shorts Competition 2 | 6.10 | 6.15 pm
      • Hermanos | 6.10 | 8 pm
      • The Best Of All Worlds | 7.10 | 1 pm
      • Panel Discussion: The Female Perspective – Stories of Women in Film
      • Female Perspective Shorts | 7.10 | 5 pm
      • Gregoire | 7.10 | 7.30 pm
    • FESTIVAL 2017
      • Invisible: WoFF 2017 Opening Film
      • Friday, September 29
        • Project Papa
        • Paris 5:59 (Theo & Hugo)
      • Saturday, September 30
        • Short Films
        • Short Film: Female Perspective
        • Short Films: Free Charity Event
      • Sunday, October 1
        • Women’s Tales: Panel discussion
        • Junod: Japanese Animation
        • Brexitannia (+ Damned Dolls: Short Film)
        • Closing Screening: Vergot
      • AWARDS 2017
      • JURY 2017
    • EuropeNow Festival 2017
      • July 12 Schedule
        • Short Films: Western Promises
        • Brexitannia
      • July 13 Schedule
        • Short Films: Antiphysis
        • The islands and the whales
      • July 14 Schedule
        • Four Passports
        • Sin + Illy Still Alive
      • Brexitannia to open EuropeNow Fest
    • Festival 2016
      • Opening Ceremony & Screening
      • Friday 30.09
        • Uncle Tony, Three Fools and the Secret Service + Immortalising memories
        • Shorts #1: Visions
        • Shorts #2: Connexions
        • Get Happy
        • Shorts #3: Journeys
      • Saturday 1.10
        • Tierra Caliente + The Land of Exodus
        • The Gift
        • Capsule
      • Sunday 2.10
        • Shorts #4: Brave
        • ‘FREE EVENT’ Animation Screening: Short Films
        • Sin & Illy Still Alive + Shorts Selection
        • Closing: Awards & Screening
      • Film Journalism Workshop with NISI MASA @ WoFF 2016
      • AWARDS 2016
    • FESTIVAL 2015
      • PROGRAMME
        • Opening Night
        • 2 October
          • Shorts Programme: Memory
          • Shorts Programme: The Hyperphysical
          • Short Films Programme: Laugh attack
          • The First Summer
          • Shorts Programme: Age of Oblivion
        • 3 October
          • Oblivion Season
          • Theatre: Life is Shrinking
          • Theatre: Losing Games
          • Shorts Programme: It’s rights o’clock
          • Camera/Woman & On the Edge: A tribute to Moroccan cinema
          • Shorts Programme: European Short Pitch
          • Silent Sea
        • 4 October
          • Animation Shorts Programme
          • Theatre: Life is Shrinking
          • Theatre: Losing Games
          • How To Stop A Wedding
          • Shorts Programme: Through The Art
          • Short Films Programme: Women of the world
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JURY 2017

Raymond Friel

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Raymond Friel is an award-winning screenwriter, author and playwright. He has written three feature films, THE CALCIUM KID, starring Orlando Bloom (produced by Working Title Films), BOTCHED, with Stephen Dorff (Winner of Best Film and Best Actor at the New York Horror Festival) and MOON DOGS (nominated by BAFTA Scotland for Best Film 2016, Winner of Best First International Feature at the Galway Film Fleadh and Best Film and Best Actor at the Newport Beach Film Festival, CA). Moon Dogs is due for release later this year.

His play, MORIARTY IS CRYING, won the Willy Russell Award for New Writing, while his short film script, MAD DOGS, was a prize-winner at the Jerwood Short Film Competition. A novel, ANIMAL LOVER, was published in 2013 by Luath press and a script based on this has recently been commissioned by the BBC.

He has also worked in radio – the BBC Scotland sitcom PLAYER – and written, produced and directed live comedy sketch shows for the Glasgow Comedy and West End Festivals. Previously he has developed a number of film and television projects for companies including Scottish Screen, Creative Scotland, the UK Film Council, Channel 4, Shine Entertainment and the BBC.


 

Brian Beadie

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Brian Beadie is a freelance journalist based in Glasgow, who has written extensively on music, film and contemporary art, across  a variety of publications and websites. He has  also worked with film festivals including Radical Film Network and Havana Glasgow Film Festival. As well as writing about films, he has also curated them, ranging from programmes examining the cinematic legacy of RD Laing to Pierre Clementi, and the Zanzibar Group, and most recently commissioning Ela Orleans to rescore Guy Maddin’s Cowards Bend the Knee.


 

Rosy Barnes 

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Rosy is a writer and artist from Edinburgh.
 
With a varied arts background in creative writing and the visual arts, she brings an interest in story and structure along with a keen visual eye to the panel.
 
As a freelance reviewer/arts journalist, Rosy has written for many publications including The Irish Times, The Telegraph, Irish Theatre Magazine and The Dubliner Magazine, as well as reviewing books and film for over seven years for well-respected literary website, Vulpes Libris. 
 
Rosy has written for theatre, radio and screen, including comic play, BIMBO (Ireland/Scotland tour), and THE DOG HOUSE produced by RTE radio (shortlisted for the PJ O’Connor Award and RTE’s Pick of the Week). She was one of the writers on ALCHEMY, produced by Jemma Rodgers for Kudos/Brown-Eyed Boy and Shine TV.
 
Her novel, SADOMASOCHISM FOR ACCOUNTANTS (published by Marion Boyars Publishers) was called “refreshingly irreverent” and “a fine comic novel” by The Scotsman.
 
Rosy is also a painter and has worked in visual arts curation and project management, with her work exhibited at various group shows and at The Union Gallery, Edinburgh. 
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