Tha FilmG air geàrr-liostaichean FilmG 18 fhoillseachadh, agus thèid na buannaichean ainmeachadh aig cuirm dhuaisean aig an SEC ann an Glaschu air Diardaoin 11 Ògmhios 2026.
Thàinig 157 film a-steach do na trì farpaisean FilmG am-bliadhna, le 38 tagradh san fharpais 18+, 60 san fharpais -18 agus 59 san fharpais ùr -12.
Tha na filmichean air na geàrr-liostaichean uile rim faicinn aig www.filmg.co.uk.
Highland Filmmakers Lead Strong Showing in FilmG Awards Shortlists
Filmmakers, schools and Gaelic media students from across the Highland region have been shortlisted for this year’s FilmG Awards, with a particularly strong showing from Skye, Inverness, Lochaber, Ross-shire, Caithness and Sabhal Mòr Ostaig.
FilmG has announced the shortlists for FilmG 18, this year’s edition of the Gaelic short film competition, with the winners to be revealed at an awards ceremony at the SEC in Glasgow on Thursday 11 June 2026.
Highland schools feature strongly, including nominations for Ardnamurchan High School, Lochaber High School, Inverness Royal Academy, Plockton High School, Nairn Academy, Alness Academy and Thurso High School. Fèis Rois is also shortlisted in the Heritage category for Òran.
In the -12 competition, Broadford Primary School, Dunvegan Primary School, Club FilmG Stafainn, Lochcarron Primary School and Dingwall Primary School are among the Highland entries shortlisted across Drama, Comedy, Heritage and FilmG Choice Award categories.
The winners will be announced at the FilmG Awards on Thursday 11 June 2026 at the SEC in Glasgow. All shortlisted films are available to watch at www.filmg.co.uk.
Press release issued by FilmG