Scotland’s largest celebration of cinema is set to take place in Glasgow from February 29-March 9.
The Glasgow Film Festival’s 21st edition will pack a grand total 92 World, UK and Scottish premieres from 39 countries into its 12 days, along with special events and in-person interviews with the likes of James McAvoy and double Oscar-winner Jessica Lange.
It will be the last year the event will be masterminded by festival director Allison Gardner, who is also retiring from her role as chief executive of Glasgow Film.
One of the joys of festivals is seeing film that are being screened for the first time, often with the filmmakers and cast members in attendance.
Here are 11 films getting world or international premieres at the Glasgow Film Festival this year.
You can buy tickets from them all here.
5. Hearts of Darkness: The Making of Final Friday
The fourth and final Frightfest world premiere is horror documentary 'Hearts of Darkness: The Making of Final Friday', directed by Michael Flesher and featuring Kane Hodder, Adam Marcus and Howard Berge. "An in-depth look into the making of slasher horror sequel Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday; the controversial ninth episode in the Friday the 13th franchise." It screens at GFT1 on Saturday, March 8, at 3.30pm. | Contributed
6. Hill
Another documentary receiving its world premiere at this year's Glasgow Film Festival is 'Hill'. Directed by Alex Holmes, it's "a Formula One documentary exploring the impact of champion Graham Hill's death in a plane crash on his 15-year-old son Damon and how it shaped Damon’s future career." There are two screening on Thursday, February 27, at 8.30pm and Friday, February 28, at 3.05pm. | Contributed
7. Make It To Munich
The Closing Gala of this year's festival is the world premiere of documentary 'Make It To Munich'. Directed by Martyn Robertson, it tells the story of "18-year-old Ethan Walker, who just months after nearly losing his life in an accident, embarks on a 1200km charity cycle ride to Munich for Scotland’s Euros opening game against Germany." It's on at GFT1, 2 and 3 on Sunday, March 9, at 7.30pm. It's currently sold out but it's always worth checking for returns. | Contributed
8. Stationed at Home
The world premiere of 'Stationed at Home' is on Friday, March 7, at 8.15pm, at GFT3 - with a second screening in the same venue on Saturday, March 8, at 3pm. Directed by Daniel Vincent Masciari, it stars Erik Bjarnar, Darryle Johnson and Eliza VanCort. "The lives of a group of strangers intersect with cab driver Ralph, who is eagerly awaiting the sight of the International Space Station, in this humorous and humanistic offbeat drama." | Contributed