'Exiled for Existing' is a Scottish documentary short produced by over 40 LGBT Refugees to the UK. This is the first film of its kind to tell the stories of those at the intersection of Queer identity and Asylum-Seeking experience.

It features participants recounting their experiences in their home countries, of finding community in Glasgow, and the difficulties they still face in the UK’s asylum system.

The film will be shown and followed by a Q&A with the film-makers.

Meet the filmmakers LIVE, as they donate their film to the National Library of Scotland.

“Why did we come here? Because in our own countries, queer people like me, we have no choice. It’s either jail or death”

Book your FREE ticket NOW to see the film and meet the film-makers.

Community film produced by media co-op, in partnership with LGBT Unity Glasgow and the National Library of Scotland, funded by the National Lottery Scotland

For more information, please visit: www.mediaco-op.net & www.LGBTunity.org

Supported by Scottish Refugee Council through the Refugee Festival Scotland’s Small Grants Programme

Contact the host of Exiled for Existing - film screening at Kelvin Hall (National Library of Scotland)